Yeongam, South Korea: Force India will look to leave behind the Japan disappointment and improve their position in the constructors' championships with a few car upgrades when they hit the brand new Yeongam circuit for the Korean Grand Prix on Sunday.
Both drivers - Adrian Sutil and Vitantonio Liuzzi - failed to finish in the Japan leg of the Formula One Championship but with a few upgrades on the anvil, team principal Vijay Mallya is hopeful of scoring points this weekend.
"We were disappointed by the Japanese event. We didn't make the most of qualifying and we had a double retirement in the race. We've got some work to do to maintain our advantage in the constructors' championship," said chairman and team principal Mallya.
"We've put a lot of effort into Korean Grand Prix.