Paul Di Resta professed himself 'reasonably happy' with his qualifying result ahead of Sunday's U.S. Grand Prix, the Scot starting just outside the top ten, and is banking on his Force India's speed on the long runs to help him move up the field and into the points in Sunday's race. Di Resta set a time of one minute 38.139, missing the cut for the top ten shootout by less than a tenth of a second, to end the day twelfth quickest after having to abort his final run due to traffic. 'I’m reasonably happy with today’s result because this is a track that does not particularly suit my driving style,' Di Resta said after qualifying. 'I was planning to go for a final quick lap in Q2, but I...
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