Ferrari and Force India launch controversial new cars for 2012 Formula One season "It looks very different from what we have seen in the last two years," Alonso said of the car. This is my third season at Ferrari and I am going to start with the same strength and determination. I want to do great. Of course it will be quite competitive for the whole season, but we want to see red cars on the podium. We start next week in Jerez and we keep working together. I am sure we will do well this year. Alonso added: "I believe in the skills we have here in Ferrari. We have two months to get ready before the first competition. We have to fight for the title and try and get as many points as possible. We really want to be right at the top of the ranking. We have to be as consistent and resolute as possible and I am sure, really, really sure we will be able to get great targets and great responsibility for driving for Ferrari. Ferrari's president Luca di Montezemolo added in a video message - Ferrari's launch had to be cancelled at the 11th hour due to snow in Italy - that he was hopeful any disputes over teams pushing the boundaries of the regulations would not overshadow the campaign. There are reports that the FIA's technical director Charlie Whiting may travel to Jerez next week due to concerns over the designs of the new cars. "Everything has been improved, and I am sure we will be rewarded," di Montezemolo said. Our fans and supporters want to see us back to great glory. I am sure in the forthcoming season the regulations will have to be trusted in a transparent way, and we trust the FIA to view these regulations with the right spirit. Force India's British driver Paul di Resta said he would be under more pressure this year in his second season in the sport, particularly with a new team mate in Nico Hulkenberg. "I think there's always pressure in any sport but yeah there's a little more as I'm not a rookie anymore," he said. There is that nature there to try and beat your team-mate, but we're there to represent Force India and you need to look at the whole team. Meanwhile, HRT have announced Indian Narain Karthikeyan as their second driver for 2012. The 35-year-old will join 40-year-old Pedro de la Rosa in the oldest line-up on the grid this year.