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Force India were the first team to have the F-duct blowing on to the rear wing's main plane instead of the flap (blue arrow). This system was introduced in Silverstone then copied by Renault at Spa, Red Bull and BMW Sauber in Singapore, and McLaren in Japan and Korea. It's a more powerful and...»
In Hungary, Force India introduced their version of the blown diffuser (see red arrow) to just one car - Adrian Sutil's. It was tested on Friday, but the team then decided to run both cars in the standard configuration for the race. With the expense of tooling the new exhausts, a dyno test for...»
There are a lot of new solutions on the Force India in Monaco, including a new front wing, with different central pillars and endplates. The team have also introduced this new front brake duct, with a wide and rounded extension in its lower section (see arrow). This is designed to improve the...»
Together with new wider central pillars, which are similar to those on the Mercedes, the Force India drivers could use adjustable flaps (red arrow) for the first time in Australia in order to reduce the understeer problems they endured in Bahrain. ...»