– Force India Chief Operating Officer Otmar Szafnauer says the outfit's progress across the second half of the 2015 Formula 1 season gives it confidence heading into 2016.Force India began the season on the back foot amid delays across the winter period but the introduction of a B-spec car at the British Grand Prix led to an upturn in fortunes.The Silverstone-based team netted 99 of its 137 points after Formula 1's summer break to finish a clear fifth in the Constructors' standings, its highest placing since it operated as Jordan in 2001."We end the season with 16 points – the most we've scored at any race this season," Szafnauer said, referring to the fifth and seventh...
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