Looks cool and raises hopes:
The 2009 season saw Force India set a fastest lap, take a pole position and finish second in Belgium. They ended with thirteen points and it is great progress over 2008, their first year.
This year Force India is expecting to improve on the performance of the previous year. The 2010 challenger, the VJM03 was unveiled on Tuesday 9th February 2010 and Vitantonio Liuzzi took it to the track. Adrian Sutil will take over for Friday and Saturday and reserve driver Paul di Resta is due to drive on February 17.
The design evolution involves getting a larger gas tank that makes the car a bit longer and wider and the double diffuser is now placed at the back of the car.
Along with McLaren and the new Mercedes GP team, Force India is powered by a Mercedes engine, an arrangement carried over from the 2009 season.
"2010 is a really important season and we are very optimistic about going well. I think this year it’s important to be consistent from the first race. I’d like to be in the midfield and be competitive from Bahrain," driver Adrian Sutil said.
"It’s the first time we have been completely on schedule so I feel this will be the first season when I can show from the beginning to the end what is possible with the car and what I can do. Of course we will have updates and performance packages from this point on but I hope we will be strong from the first practice session rather than compromising at the start."
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