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Force India go crazy

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Force India owner Vijay Mallya said his learn were in shock after storming the Belgian Grand Prix podium for their first points in Formula One.
"This is a bit of a state of shock actually. Every TV, every channel; it's going crazy in India," he said.
It was more of a bittersweet moment for Italian driver Giancarlo Fisichella, who made the big breakthrough with a stunning second place from pole position at pne of the sport's most demanding and revered circuits.
He finished 0.9 seconds behind Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen after an early safety car interlude allowed the Finn to close up and then use his car's KERS energy recovery boost button to power past.
"Before we came here...to finish eighth would have been fantastic," said Fisichella, whose last podium finish was with Renault in 2006.
"We are second. It is a great weekend for us; pole position. But considering our pace in the race, I was quicker than
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Kimi, it was possible to win the race.
"I have been unlucky with the safety car," added the Roman, tipped to be Raikkonen's Ferrari teammate at his home Italian Grand Prix at Monza next month after another poor performance by stand-in Luca Badoer.
"Just after the start up to turn eight 1 was two-and-half or three seconds ahead of him and it was perfect. We had the same fuel load.
"I was a little bit lighter but maybe the consumption was less and I did a very good job behind the safety car. It was about the same strategy and I could win the race easily as I was quicker than him.
"But anyway, second is fantastic," said Fisichella. "I am really happy for the team, for myself. The car was really good. It was very consistent all the way through with the soft tyres and with the medium tyres.
"I am really impressed with our pace and I hope to keep going like that. "
Mallya said he was still struggling to realise what his team had achieved after 29 races without a point in a car that was struggling at the back a few months ago.
The aviation and liquor tycoon, who styles himself as India's King of Good Times', was looking forward to downing one of his cold beers in celebration.