Mercedes protege George Russell is set to test for two Formula 1 teams this season alongside his Formula 2 championship challenge read more »

Force India is aiming to banish the memories of its intra-team clash at last year's Azerbaijan Grand Prix by returning to the points in Baku this weekend  read more »

One point in the opening three races has seen Force India fall to ninth in the Constructors' Championship in 2018. read more »

The Frenchman hopes to bring Force India a much needed top ten finish in Baku this weekend. read more »

Sergio Perez previews the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, predicting a change in fortunes for Force India. read more »

Force India believe they have made "good progress" in terms of the performance of their car and feel it is only a matter of time before they get back in the points. read more »

'Unlucky' Force India eyeing upturn in fortunes at Baku read more »

We have made Q3 in the last two races and we understand the car more. It's time for our luck to turn and the results to follow. read more »

Force India has struggled to match its performance levels of the past two Formula 1 seasons, scoring just one point in the first three races of 2018 read more »

Deputy team principal Robert Fernley feels that it was "a combination of factors" that stopped Force India from scoring points read more »

Esteban Ocon felt a top ten result was in Force India's hands before the invervention of the safety car saw him lose out and left him down in eleventh at the chequered flag. read more »

Bad luck on the first lap of grands prix has made Force India's start to the 2018 Formula 1 season look artificially bad, insists deputy team principal Bob Fernley read more »

Both cars were following two-stop strategies and after the Safety Car it was a case of trying to recover to the points. read more »

Force India's drivers will start eighth and twelfth on Sunday, with Robert Fernley admitting the result shows just where the team are at this point of the season. read more »

Sergio Perez believes qualifying eighth on the grid for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix proves Force India is slashing the gap to its midfield rivals. read more »

We've looked a bit more competitive here, building on the progress we made in Bahrain, and today's result is a fair reflection of where we stand at the moment. read more »

Andy Green concedes that there is something fundamentally wrong with Force India's VJM11, and it is a problem they've yet to make any inroads on. read more »

Technical director Andy Green says Force India knew they had issues with their VJM11 before the Australian Grand Prix last month. read more »

Disparity between CFD data and the 'real world' at heart of Force India's 2018 issues. read more »

Formula 1 must give "serious thought" to revising its pitstop practices following several unsafe releases in the opening three grands prix of the season, says Force... read more »

As the F1 development race ramps up in Bahrain and China, Will Tyson looks over the McLaren's integration work, a postponed Force India front wing and other updates up and... read more »

Force India has admitted its new Formula 1 car is being held back by a 'fundamental' problem that is affecting its balance in corners read more »

Ferrari's Maurizio Arrivabene, Force India's Bob Fernley and Toro Rosso's Franz Tost sit down with press; the focus very much on Ferrari's botched pit stop... read more »

The midfield pack might be close, but Force India has every intention of reclaiming their position as the best of the rest sooner rather than later. read more »

The Mexican is still awaiting his first points of 2018 but feels Force India are heading in the right direction with the development of their VJM11. read more »