Vijay Mallya hopes to Force India to score in each race in 2011

Vijay Mallya believes, and expected, to Force India to score in each race in 2011. In a show of confidence in his team, not as excessive as it might seem, the owner of the team ensures that, seeing as they have been the first races, both Adrian Sutil as Paul di Resta should be able to fight for points in each race.
In fact, Force India was both Australia and Malaysia points, despite a rather poor performance during the preseason. According to Mallya, the car proved to be able to qualify among the top ten, in addition to fight for the points, and declares satisfied with the performance of the whole, so far.
In addition, the two pilots of the team have received the praise of his boss. Adrian, has said that her speed and experience being key to the evolution of the car, while Paul, says that it has led in superb shape and that he has adapted very quickly to formula one, as evidenced by the results so far.

We have some aerodynamic improvements in preparation. These should make a difference in a positive manner in the performance of the car in the next races.

Timo Glock hopes to soon score this 2011

Timo glock is highly motivated in this 2011 preseason and far from being bad, is to be welcomed that a pilot is so convinced of being in the right direction that could be very interesting goals. Nothing less than leave the tail of grilled and approaching equipment such as Sauber or Toro Rosso in benefits. Ambitious? If. Do decabellado? Not what it seems.

Out of the tail of the peloton should be normal motivation for any team, and save the difference of three, four seconds per lap with leaders is impossible in only four or six months, that it must be possible to improve to arrive the first points of consistently in 2011. They score 10, does not seem impossible.

Jon Booth (team leader) it is clear: "our first goal is and star regularly in the Q2 is a good base from which leave". Course that it is starting Q2 goal away from the tail of the squad is much more feasible. We'll see if we have no surprise this year with VR. Hopefully, more, better.