Force India adopts a striking livery for 2017

A last-minute sponsorship deal with Austrian firm Best Water Technology Group has meant a new colour scheme for Force India.

Out goes the familiar silver-with-orange-highlights look. Instead, this year’s VJM10 cars now wear attractive (and extremely conspicuous) pink and magenta paintwork with a matte finish.

Force India VJM10 2017 Front Side 2

Teams such as Force India and McLaren (with its predominantly orange MCL32) are certainly going to add some vibrancy to 2017’s Formula One grid. Hopefully the racing will be equally spectacular.

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