Force India will have a new floor ready to introduce at the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona as they try to overcome their aerodynamic issues. Last year's 'best of the rest' have been hindered by the data gathered in the wind tunnel not being replicated out on track and, despite both cars finishing in the points in all three races so far this season, Fernley is hopeful that it is now just a matter of time before they can be more aggressive on a race weekend. 'We know exactly what it is, Andy [Green, technical director] and the team have determined that there's a correlation issue, we knew that in Barcelona testing,' said Fernley. 'The effects were identified, [solutions] put in place and...
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