The 2013 Gran Premio d'Italia proved to be a short one for Paul di Resta, who failed to complete the opening lap following an incident at the Roggia chicane.The Briton, who has deep Italian roots, was hoping for a good showing at Monza, but got no further than the second chicane, where a bottleneck resulted in him running into the back of both Lotus' Romain Grosjean and Force India team-mate Adrian Sutil, with terminal consequences for his afternoon.Having survived a similar skirmish at the first turn, which resulted in Kimi Raikkonen needing a new nose following contact with Sergio Perez's McLaren, di Resta found cars checking up quicker than usual as the field tried to negotiate the...
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