Threat to dissolve Force India Team by Companies House

[Jericoke]

I brought this up in another thread, but I feel it belongs here, too.

FIF1 has settled their problems with Companies House.

http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=359080&FS=F1

Fantastic news!

[lkjohnson1950]

Do we need to start a send Alia to school fund. I would certainly chip in just for the entertainment you've given me over the last couple of years.

Lonny

[FW14B]

I am glad they have all their affairs in order now, they can just carry on with dealing with the racing (but I am sure that was all they were thinking about anyway!)

[Ian]

This is really good news, as has already been said, one of the true independants, I hope they do well. 

[Alianora La Canta]

Do we need to start a send Alia to school fund. {lkjohnson1950 - 3 posts ago}

I'll try and get the money to do it myself - after all, the admin experience needed to earn that much money might boost the course application...

[raindancer]

Hamilton thinks Force India are going to be competitive and also that their testing times were credible. Hoping for a good season for Force India and who knows a couple of race wins as well. Last year KERS denied them a win.

[John S]

Hamilton thinks Force India are going to be competitive and also that their testing times were credible. Hoping for a good season for Force India and who knows a couple of race wins as well. Last year KERS denied them a win.

I think the race stewards also contributed to preventing FIF1's first win, Kimi clearly gained places at the start by running completely off the track. The rule is quite clear you can't gain places by driving past cars off the track, no penalty was imposed leaving Kimi free to become a Kers roadblock later in the race. Once again it appears one rule for Ferrari and something else for the rest!

[Jericoke]

Hamilton thinks Force India are going to be competitive and also that their testing times were credible. Hoping for a good season for Force India and who knows a couple of race wins as well. Last year KERS denied them a win.

I think that KERS was the great equalizer last year.  All the 'surprising' teams were the ones that never made an effort, and all the 'disappointing' teams were the ones that put the most work into KERS.  I still believe that giving up on KERS was a step backwards for Formula One.