Force India drivers Adrian Sutil and Paul di Resta say there is no lingering animosity over their clash early in the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Adrian Sutil is holding no grudges following his incident with Force India team-mate Paul di Resta in China... read more »

Paul di Resta is hoping for a much smoother weekend as the Formula 1 fraternity arrives in the Gulf State of Bahrain, with the Force India driver suffering a variety of... read more »

Adrian Sutil insists there is "no problem" between himself and Force India team-mate Paul di Resta after the pair's collision in the Chinese GP. read more »

Force India team principal Vijay Mallya believes his team’s previous form at Sakhir gives them reasons to be optimistic for this weekend’s Bahrain Grand... read more »

Pirelli has reacted to the recent criticism it faced in China after the soft tyre degraded quicker than expected, on average lasting just six laps. The Italian... read more »

Paul Hembery has admitted Pirelli might change tack after Sunday’s Bahrain grand prix, in the wake of heavy criticism of its 2013 tyres. Mercedes’ Niki... read more »

The F1 tyres will be put to one of their stiffest tests of the entire year this coming weekend at Bahrain, says Pirelli motorsports director Paul... read more »

Force India will have a talk with both Adrian Sutil and Paul di Resta after they traded paint on the opening lap of the Chinese GP... read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley will sit down with Adrian Sutil and Paul di Resta following their on-track clash in China on Sunday. The pair blamed one another... read more »

Force India will warn Adrian Sutil and Paul di Resta that there must be no repeat of the pair's clash on the first lap of the Chinese Grand Prix read more »

Sahara Force India secured four championship points today as Paul Di Resta raced to eighth place at the Shanghai International Circuit. Adrian Sutil’s race ended early when he... read more »

Paul di Resta admitted his early skirmishes proved costly as he had to settle for eighth place at the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Paul Di Resta says collision with Force India team-mate Adrian Sutil cost him a higher finish in the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Paul di Resta delivered a points finish to Force India at the end of the 2013 F1 Grand Prix of China, after early disaster struck his team mate Adrian... read more »

Paul di Resta believes his early clash with Force India team-mate Adrian Sutil cost him the chance to finish much higher than eighth in the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

A strong showing for Paul di Resta in qualifying was nearly enough to see him through to Q3, but overall it was a day of fluctuating fortunes for Force... read more »

Qualifying at the Shanghai International Circuit saw Paul Di Resta and Adrian Sutil qualify in 11th and 13th places respectively for tomorrow’s Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli has rejected claims the soft tyre wasn't the right choice for the Chinese Grand Prix following complaints during second practice. Lewis Hamilton complained over... read more »

Force India duo Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil are looking to bounce back from a disappointing result at the Malaysian Grand Prix, which saw both cars forced into retirement... read more »

Force India don't expect a repeat of their disastrous Malaysian Grand Prix weekend which saw both cars retire on safety grounds after the team experienced problems with... read more »

Paul di Resta says Force India should be able to challenge for strong points as F1 heads to Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix     read more »

Force India driver Paul di Resta believes that staying ahead of McLaren should be their target during this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix. Force India scored 10 points... read more »

Paul di Resta is hoping Force India's "intelligent" approach to developing its car will continue to pay off this season and give it an advantage when it comes... read more »

Paul Hembery says Pirelli will review their compounds in the wake of the Bahrain GP but won't alter them because one or two teams complain... read more »