Gary Anderson interviews Andrew Green
Back in 1991, Andrew Green was part of Gary Anderson's tiny design staff at Jordan. Now he's technical chief at Force India - the team it became. Two decades on, Anderson quizzed Green about his hopes for 2012 and how Formula 1 has changed
Twenty-one years ago, Gary Anderson and Andrew Green were at Silverstone for the first run of a Jordan Formula 1 car ahead of the 1991 season. Back then, Anderson was technical director and Green was part of the very small design 'team' that produced the car. Today, Green is technical director of Force India, the team that Jordan became, and Anderson is AUTOSPORT's technical correspondent. Here is what happened when they met again at the launch of the Force India VJM05.
Gary Anderson: We were here 21 years ago - well, not quite here...
Andrew Green: Silverstone south circuit, 1991.
GA: We had a lease on one of the lock-ups over there. It was a bit smaller than this room.
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