Force India is the latest Formula 1 team turning to Toyota's state-of-the-art wind tunnel, while it emerged in Singapore recently that Caterham is developing its 2015 car in the Cologne tunnel. Previously, Ferrari relied heavily on the Toyota facilities amid its troubles with its own tunnel at Maranello. 'We haven't used the one in Cologne for really quite some time,' said technical boss James Allison recently. Germany's Auto Motor und Sport also reports that, with McLaren leasing wind tunnel time to Marussia, the Woking based team also uses the Toyota facility. And Force India is now beginning to turn to Toyota. 'Our wind tunnel was originally built for 30 per cent models,' said technical...
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