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#3 Punching above their weight
It's been reported that, after the demise of the Manor team after the 2016 season, Force India have been the outfit with the least funding. When you consider that Williams have had just one win in the last 14 seasons and McLaren haven't had a top 3 finish since 2014, Force India's success is something that's remarkable.
Perhaps their most impressive feat was their 2016 double podium campaign (with podiums at both the Monaco and Russian Grands Prix) and the 2017 season points haul, which is still their highest tally ever.
If Racing Point can continue this impressive streak, their owners will be very impressed indeed, especially with the rise of Renault and Sauber - now Alfa Romeo Racing - predicted for 2019 and beyond.
Who knows what this year will bring, though, but we could get a good idea at the unveiling of the as yet unnamed 2019 challenger.
