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Force India to part company with Ferrari

Force India announced today that it has ended its contract with Ferrari. The agreement signed in 2007 also provided for a supply of engines in 2009, but will now terminate ahead of schedule at the request of Force India.

A statement of Force India reads: "Force India wishes to thank Ferrari for its much appreciated and valued support to date, which has always been carried out at the highest level; technically and professionally and within an excellent relationship."

It is expected that the Silverstone based team will soon announce its new partner McLaren Mercedes for the team's engine, gearbox and KERS system.

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