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Force India B-spec car passes crash test on second try

Force India will debut their B-spec car after the Austrian Grand Prix in late-June after passing the mandatory FIA crash tests on its second attempt last week. The Silverstone based outfit has been using an interim car since the beginning of the year due to multiple delays, both technically and financially, during ithe development of its 2015 car. Now it has passed its crash tests, the team plans to introduce it at the Austrian in-season test which follows the race, before giving it its race debut at the British GP. "We failed the first test, but it was pretty marginal," explained deputy team principal Bob Fernley to Autosport. "In the end it was tiny, and although it...
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