Rossiter to drive Force India in Friday practice


Honda's Formula One driver James Rossiter of Britain drives during a training session at the Jerez racetrack in southern Spain, December 13, 2006. REUTERS/Anton Meres/Files

LONDON (Reuters) - British driver James Rossiter will drive for Force India in first Friday practice at this week's British Grand Prix to help him with simulator work, the Formula One team said on Wednesday.

They said the 29-year-old would drive Adrian Sutil's car, weather permitting, to gain more experience and help ensure the team's factory simulator remained as close to the real car as possible.

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