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Indian F1 Challenger to be unveiled

Great news for Formula1 fans! A new challenger from Force India F1, owned by Vijay Mallya, will be showcased in Mumbai. It will make its debut in Barcelona next month, Feb 2008. That’s a few weeks from the season’s first grand prix. The car will start with a three-day test.

Force India F1 is a Formula One motor racing team formed in October 2007. This team is the result of the agreement signed between Vijay Mallya and Michel Mol who invested close to Rs. 5 Billion and bought the Spyker F1 team.

The Work-In-Progress Challenger was released at Birmingham and even though it looks like the same old Spyker, there are noticeable differences like an enhanced gear box. The final track model will be worth following.

I wish they make a serious bid for the championship this time rejoicing their victory from the podium, making India proud.

Submitted by Raghavan

Labels: Formula One, Mumbai, Racing

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3 Comments:

At 29 January 2008 11:33 , Ravi Varma said...: I am a great fan of F1 racing and do not miss the seasons race.And am proud to hear that Force India is launching their new challenger for the upcoming race.
hope India makes to the podium with its stunning victory.
At 30 January 2008 17:45 , Joseph Ninan said...: The king of 'fly good times' will now showcase a new challenger from Force India F1. Mallya with Michel Mol bought the Spyker F1 investing a huge amount of money. A new era started in Indian racing culture!
At 30 January 2008 20:29 , Jass Joseph said...: Great way to go India, now its the car that will be participating, hope very soon we will having the F1 race tracks soon India too.