Our preview of the 2018 season continues with last year's midfield pack: Force India, Williams, Renault and Toro Rosso. read more »

Force India and Sauber withdraw EU competition complaint read more »

Having lodged a complaint to the European Commission in 2015, both teams have redacted their views after Liberty Media's first year in charge. read more »

Force India and Sauber have withdrawn their complaint to the European Union regarding anti-competitive practices in Formula 1. read more »

Force India and Sauber have withdrawn a complaint they lodged with the European Union in 2015 about the governance of Formula One and the income distribution within the sport. read more »

Force India and Alfa Romeo Sauber withdraw joint complaint to the European Commission raising concerns on anti-competitive practices in F1. read more »

Force India and Sauber have dropped the complaint they made to the European Union Competitions Commission regarding Formula 1's governance and payment structure read more »

Force India and Sauber withdrawn their complaint against anti-competitive practices in the sport of Formula 1, saying they are "encouraged" by dialogue with Liberty... read more »

Force India and Sauber have revealed that they have withdrawn their complaint lodged with the European Commission in 2015. read more »

The Force India Formula 1 team's recent success on a limited budget sets an example that Renault should follow, according to the French manufacturer's F1 team boss... read more »

Force India are being coy over their plans to change the team's name, saying if a name change comes, it will be announced at the launch of their 2018 car. read more »

Force India is set to reveal its new team name at the launch of its 2018 Formula 1 car ahead of pre-season testing, according to the latest reports. read more »

Force India giving little away amidst speculation over name change for the new season. read more »

Force India's 'best of the rest' position in the championship could be threatened this coming season by both Renault and McLaren, says Bob Fernley. read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes Haas are on the right track to succeed in Formula 1, and the fact they've done better in their first two seasons than Force India did proves that. read more »

McLaren and Renault will pose a "significant" threat to Force India in the 2018 Formula 1 constructors' battle, according to the team's deputy team... read more »

Watch as Force India puts Sergio Perez's VJM10, used throughout the course of the 2017 season, into retirement, with the car placed into the reception area of… read more »

The Force India drivers have matured enough on track to look like they are allowed to race again, according to Otmar Szafnauer. read more »

Video: Timelapse of VJM10 build in Force India reception read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes there is no reason why Haas cannot follow Force India up the grid, after all, the American team has "done better" at the start of its career. read more »

Force India's Chief Operating Officer shares his thoughts on their impressive start to Formula 1's latest era. read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes Haas's first two seasons show it has the potential to emulate Formula 1's overachiever Force India read more »

Sergio Perez admits his performance in the 2018 Formula 1 world championship is crucial in determining whether he will get another shot with a big team read more »

Sergio Perez says the pressure will be on his Force India team-mate Esteban Ocon in 2018 given the way he impressed in his first full Formula 1 campaign read more »

Although Force India beat them to fourth place by more than 100 points, Williams reckon the gap between the two teams was "not much." read more »