With the increasing rumblings in the wings concerning the financial and legal affairs of team co-owner Vijay Mallya, it was inevitable that change was in the air. Yet, as the financial situation worsened, the little team that could, the team that had finished best of the rest for two consecutive seasons, continued to punch well and truly above its weight. Emerging from the nightmare mid-summer, with new owners and a new name, the Silverstone-based outfit that started life as Jordan in the early 90s, was still able to get it together enough to take seventh in the standings and give the (once) mighty McLaren a run for its money. Looking ahead to the new season, which will see Racing Point...
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