Force India's team principal Vijay Mallya says despite his squad's difficult start to the season after a positive outing with its new aerodynamic package in Spain it is retaining its target of holding on to fifth in the F1 world championship. After enjoying its best campaign in its history last year with fifth place in the F1 world constructors' championship, Force India has struggled to maintain its momentum at the start of 2016 having seen just one car finish in the points over the opening three races. With its new aerodynamic package introduced at Circuit de Catalunya in time for the first high downforce tracks on the calendar, Sergio Perez has claimed consecutive points finishes while...
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