Race Review - Force India

The Force India Formula One Team has achieved yet another solid double finish in today’s Bahrain Grand Prix. Giancarlo Fisichella brought his VJM02 home in 15th position, with Adrian Sutil under three seconds behind in 16th following a physically challenging race that saw both cars running firmly in the competitive midfield.

British GP Preview: Force India

The British Grand Prix from 19 – 21 June marks the halfway point in the 2009 FIA Formula One World Championship. The race is held at the historic Silverstone circuit in the heart of England, right opposite Force India’s HQ. As such, the British Grand Prix is seen by many personnel as the team’s ‘home’ race.

German GP Preview: Force India

For the 2009 FIA Formula One World Championship the German Grand Prix switches back to the Nurburgring in the heart of the Eifel Mountains to the west of Germany. The event, held from 10 – 12 July, will be the ninth round of the 17-round series and the home event for Force India’s engine partner, Mercedes-Benz.

Spanish GP Debrief: Force India

The Spanish Grand Prix was a day of mixed fortunes for the Force India Formula One Team as Giancarlo Fisichella secured an encouraging 14th position while Adrian Sutil suffered the disappointment of a first lap retirement. Adrian made a good start from 19th position and had gained four positions into the first corner.

Q&A with Vijay Mallya

Force India followed Renault in becoming the second team to get a prototype double diffuser onto the VJM02 for the Bahrain GP, thus beating the likes of Ferrari, McLaren, BMW and Red Bull in the development race.

Monaco GP Preview: Force India

There are 17 Grands Prix on the calendar and they all count for the same amount of points, but one race stands above all the others in terms of pure spectacle, glamour and prestige: the Monaco Grand Prix. The tiny Principality has hosted 55 F1 races since 1950 and, despite its anachronistic nature, is a real classic that is universally popular with teams and drivers.