Force India's new car remains on target

Merecedes board votes to stay in F1
f1fanatic.co.uk 2/2/2009 — Only by a narrow margin was Mercedes-Benz’s continued presence in formula one approved by the marque’s parent board, a report on Sunday claimed. The German news magazine Focus said Dieter Zetsche, Daimler AG chief executive, recently ...

EXCLUSIVE: Button facing the end of his Formula One career at 29 | Mail Online
dailymail.co.uk 2/1/2009 — By Malcolm Folley Last updated at 10:42 PM on 31st January 2009 Jenson Button's hopes of remaining in Formula One depend entirely on the salvage operation being mounted by the beleaguered Honda management team. It is understood Button is no longer a ...

Every second counts — F1 Minute

Ron Dennis: independent team model ‘anachronistic’ — F1 News

Force India - A new season, new rules, and new partners — F1 Minute

30-Jan-09: FIA Release Medals System Findings — F1 Minute

Force India on schedule with new car — F1 News

Ron Dennis to be in Melbourne — F1-Live.com 1/29/2009
Formula One remains Dennis' passion Ron Dennis on Thursday said he will attend the season opening Australian Grand Prix...  

Force India on track for March debut — F1-Live.com 1/30/2009
Work ongoing following McLaren Mercedes partnership Force India's Mercedes-powered 2009 car is still scheduled for a debut in March, according to technical director James Key...  

Board approves Mercedes F1 programme — F1-Live.com 2/1/2009
Daimler AG remains committed to Formula One Only by a narrow margin was Mercedes-Benz's continued presence in Formula One approved by the marque's parent board, a report on Sunday claimed...  

Mike Gascoyne sues Force India — F1-Live.com 2/2/2009
Seeking compensation following redundancy Mike Gascoyne has commenced legal action against Force India following the former Chief Technical Officer's dismissal late last year...