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Force India admits focus shift to 2017 F1

Force India admits focus shift to 2017 F1 Force India is reportedly considering halting its car development programme for 2016 in order to focus on preparing for next year's new rules. The Silverstone based team's founder and boss Vijay Mallya has been missing from the paddocks so far this year amid his financial and legal troubles in India. Force India and Sauber are pursuing F1 through the European Commission over the sport's governance and income systems, and are reportedly unhappy with what Christian Horner last week called the 'weak' new engine rules. 'I think we'll reserve our position,' said deputy boss Bob Fernley, who is believed to have written a letter to the FIA to voice the...
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