Formula One team Spyker F1 has been renamed again as Force India for 2008
By: Peter Chubb | October 23, 2007
The Formula One team once called Jordan, which was then sold and renamed Midland and then sold again and named Spyker F1, has been sold as we know to Indian investor Vijay Mallya, who has now changed the name yet again to Force India for 2008.
Vijay Mallya who now owns the team with Michiel Mol who was a former CEO of Spyker Cars now aim to raise India’s image abroad, which has trouble telling the difference between A1GP and Formula One.
India is an economy that is on the up, so I would imagine that the Force India F1 team will have sponsors lining up at their doors waiting to get a foothold into the world of Formula 1.
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