Paul di Resta's manager Richard Goddard says he hopes that talent will be enough to keep the Scot at Force India next year, and that the team won't elect to replace him with a paying driver for 2014.Di Resta's future is still unclear despite Force India having an option on his services for next year, with the 26-year-old being forced to wait to discover if he will be retained.The Silverstone based team could elect to try and bring in a funded driver for next year in di Resta's place, but Goddard said he hoped that talent would continue to be enough for the Scot to keep his role. "It's difficult to know what will happen next year," he told Press Association Sport. "There are...
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