Force India says it is unlikely to be challenging towards the front of the F1 field again until the middle of the season as it continues a transition to Germany for the use of a new wind tunnel. The team has been on the back foot so far this year after being forced to delay the launch its new VJM08, leaving it with just two days of pre-season testing mileage. Furthermore, a decision to move from its own wind tunnel in Brackley to Toyota's state-of-the-art wind tunnel in Germany has prompted a restructure of the aero department, one that Bob Fernley believes is beneficial in the long run, if disruptive in the short-term. “I think what we've got to look at is where Force India was at the...
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