Paul di Resta retired from three consecutive races due to driver error in Italy, Singapore and Korea Sutton Images Enlarge Paul di Resta's manager admits he fears for his driver's future after a poor second half to the season. Having started 2013 so impressively - scoring points in seven of the first eight races - di Resta's form has dropped off and he retired from four consecutive grands prix before finishing 13th in Japan. Di Resta's manager, Richard Goddard, admits his driver's results have not been good enough recently but believes that the team is essentially to blame. "It is a tricky situation to be in," Goddard is quoted by the Glasgow Evening Times. "We're still...
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