Force India's Achilles Heel in 2013 so far has been qualifying, with Paul di Resta forced on numerous occasions to fight his way back from a poor starting grid position to get himself into the points by the end of the race. In that sense, Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix will just be business as normal: di Resta will have to start all the way back from 18th position on the grid, although at least isn't as bad as Silverstone where he was sent to the back of the grid after a weight irregularity in the car - and still finished in the points. But in another sense the qualifying in Hungary is a headache of a different magnitude for the team - because they're struggling to understand just why the...
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