Force India has unveiled its new car livery for the 2015 Formula 1 season at a launch event in Mexico.
The team has an updated look for this year, with silver being added to the livery design alongside 2014's black, orange and green.
The car used to show off Force India's 2015 colour scheme also sports a different and more elegant nose design, with a shorter tip, as well as several new sponsors.
"It’s another evolution of the contemporary look we introduced last year, which reflects the growth of the team and the global brands with which we are working," said team principal Vijay Mallya on the new look.
"I love the addition of silver, which makes the car appear more sleek and aggressive and I’m sure it’s something that will appeal to the fans as well. Our traditional team colours remain integrated in the livery, but we’ve given it a very modern twist."
Commenting on the nose design for 2015, technical director Andrew Green said: "The front of the car looks very different from what we had developed previously.
"It is a redesign that involved a lot of work over the winter, as the new regulations caused a loss in terms of downforce and we’ve been working to claw back all that performance."
The VJM08 will be driven by Sergio Perez and Nico Hulkenberg this season, but will not hit the track until the second pre-season test in Barcelona. The team's 2014 car will be used at the opening four-day event in Jerez at the start of next month.
Here are more studio photos of Force India's new livery:
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The car used to show off Force India's 2015 colour scheme also sports a different and more elegant nose design, with a shorter tip, as well as several new sponsors.
"It’s another evolution of the contemporary look we introduced last year, which reflects the growth of the team and the global brands with which we are working," said team principal Vijay Mallya on the new look.
"I love the addition of silver, which makes the car appear more sleek and aggressive and I’m sure it’s something that will appeal to the fans as well. Our traditional team colours remain integrated in the livery, but we’ve given it a very modern twist."
Commenting on the nose design for 2015, technical director Andrew Green said: "The front of the car looks very different from what we had developed previously.
"It is a redesign that involved a lot of work over the winter, as the new regulations caused a loss in terms of downforce and we’ve been working to claw back all that performance."
The VJM08 will be driven by Sergio Perez and Nico Hulkenberg this season, but will not hit the track until the second pre-season test in Barcelona. The team's 2014 car will be used at the opening four-day event in Jerez at the start of next month.
Here are more studio photos of Force India's new livery:
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| © Sahara Force India F1 Team |
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| © Sahara Force India F1 Team |
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| © Sahara Force India F1 Team |
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| © Sahara Force India F1 Team |
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| © Sahara Force India F1 Team |
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