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Force India expected more from opening races - Mallya

Force India's season hasn't got off to the best start according to co-owner and team principal Vijay Mallya, admitting he expected the team to have scored more points from the opening three races. The team currently sit seventh in the standings with six points - all of which came from Nico Hulkenberg's seventh place at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix - but Mallya believes their car is capable of better results. 'In all honesty we expected more from the start of the season, but for various reasons the cards have not fallen for us,' he said. Mallya isn't however disheartened by their lack of points, drawing comparisons to 2015 when the team endured a similar start to...
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