Force India boss Vijay Mallya lauds his team's ability to race at the head of the mid-field in F1, but laments the deficit which remains with the sport's front-runners. The Silverstone-based outfit has been hailed as a model of consistency in the last few seasons, performing at the top of F1's mid-field and finishing fourth in the Constructor's standings for two years running. Mallya is proud of the team's outstanding efficiency given its relatively lean budget, but bridging the gap with F1's top three teams will require a fundamental change of Formula 1's prize money arrangements. "At the moment there is a huge gulf that we need to close on the top three teams, but I’m still proud...
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