Formula 1: Launch Date Of Racing Point Car Confirmed
Racing Point (Formerly known as Force India, and later Racing Point Force India) have reported by means of their social media channels when their 2019 Formula 1 challenger will be uncovered.
Thirteenth February 2019 is the day to stamp on your date-book, with Lance Stroll and Sergio Perez evacuating the cloak on the vehicle which they will pilot in 2019’s 21 Grands Prix.
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The picture that was posted when this declaration was made is nothing to get amped up for in itself as it’s unmistakably only a stock picture of a Formula 1 vehicle. They would not have any desire to give their opposition important data like that?
What the vehicle will be called, however, will enthusiasm for itself. For the whole of Force India’s time in F1, their vehicles were named “VJM” trailed by a number contingent upon what emphasis it was.
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VJM is in reference to Force India’s author, Vijay Mallya, however the Indian agent is never again included with the group now and has had his name immovably discolored now, on account of his numerous legitimate question. Any reasonable person would agree that Racing Point would not give Mallya free advancement.
What is sure is that the Racing Point challenger will have a Mercedes control unit in the back of it (similar to the case a year ago) however the group hues are likewise obscure. Pink and white was the paint conspire a year ago (because of overwhelming BWT sponsorship) and that water organization is as yet recorded as an accomplice on the group’s site, so the pink pumas could stay on the network in 2019.
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Notwithstanding, what is most vital is that Racing Point stays on the framework this year, after Force India went into organization it seemed as though we might have needed to watch 18-vehicle races for most of the season.
Are @ForceIndiaF1 going white next season?
In a recent post from Racing Point Force India, where they mentioned their launch date with white car in the background, dropping the pink color which we usually see.
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@TheMikeBagley @PPistone splitting points paying races would teams bring a 3rd or 4th car in case they wreck primary which means spending more money. #justathought
— Mike Scott (@swat_racing) January 11, 2019
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