New Delhi:  Force India take to the track in the Formula 1 season opening Australian Grand Prix this weekend confident of their financial future and a coveted podium finish -- the travails of their co-owner Sahara's Subrata Roy notwithstanding.Expectations are high from Force India who have spared no efforts to become a mid-field force since their first season in 2008. They showed reliability in the pre-season testing of the sport's turbo engine era, recording the second highest number of laps in the final test in Bahrain last week.The Silverstone squad is well placed for the race at Melbourne Park, having a Mercedes engine, which proved more reliable than its rivals Ferrari and...
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