Force India are confident they will derive greater benefit from keeping their new VJM08 in the wind tunnel for an extra fortnight rather than running the car on track at the Jerez test. The team confirmed earlier this week that they will run their old VJM07 at the opening four-day test of the winter in southern Spain from February 1, with the new VJM08 to be kept on hold until the first of the Barcelona sessions.Force India have switched their aerodynamic development to a different wind tunnel this year after signing a deal to use Toyota's renowned facility in Cologne, which will give it access to a 60 per cent model for the first time –  a move team boss Vijay Mallya declared as...
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