Paul di Resta has revealed his point in yesterday's Malaysian Grand Prix meant more to him than the one he scored on his Formula One debut in Australia
Paul di Resta has revealed his point in yesterday's Malaysian Grand Prix meant more to him than the one he scored on his Formula One debut in Australia.
At the Sepang circuit, the Force India driver was not only on the pace all the way through, but strategically he also delivered again to claim 10th place. It means the 24-year-old Scot is only the second F1 rookie to score a point in his first two races since 1980, Lewis Hamilton being the other. "Definitely the point here means more to me because this one was deserved," Di Resta said.
Karthikeyan disappointsMeanwhile, things did not go according to plan for India's Narain Karthikeyan in his Hispania who was forced to retire on the 14th lap.
