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Force India reveal VJM03 2010 F1 Car

February 10th 2010 | Posted by admin

Adrian Sutil (GER), Vitantonio Liuzzi (ITA), Paul Di Resta (GBR), Force India VJM03

Force India, India’s first and only Formula 1 team have revealed their F1 car VJM03 for the season 2010.

‘The VJM03 is definitely an evolution of the VJM02 in terms of the design philosophies we have developed at Force India over the last year. We are very happy with the direction, therefore we have opted to evolve the car rather than significantly revise” explained Force India Design director Mark Smith.

‘Our goal is to continue on the same path of performance improvement that we had at the end of 2009,’ said chairman and team principal Dr Vijay Mallya.

Force India VJM03 2010 Formula one car front wing

“I don’t think I am being over-proud when I say 2009 was an exceptional year for us. The bare statistics say it all: one podium, one pole position, one fastest lap, a further five top 10 starts and 13 points. We’ve learnt from our experiences and we’ve come out a better team: resilient, resourceful and now resurgent. I hope 2010 will see this great progress carrying forward. We’ve got one podium so far but I would hope that, this time next year, I’m talking about more points and more podiums. I’m confident we can get this, why not aim high?” he added.

The VJM03 will make its testing debut at Jerez circuit in Spain on February 10 with Tonio Liuzzi on the driver’s seat for the first two days before Adrian Sutil takes over on 12th February for a further two days.

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