Some Formula One fans and teams may find the high tyre wear a bit too much, but Paul di Resta feels it is adding to the excitement. Drivers averaged four pit stops during the Spanish GP last time out, leading to a lot of criticism of the high tyre degredation levels with some saying it's causing too much confusion for spectators and drivers. Pirelli responded by announcing they would tweak their compounds ahead of the Canadian GP, but the FIA immediately put a stop to their plans as it would amount to a change of specification. Despite the criticism of the rubber, Force India driver di Resta believes it's adding to the drama. "It might be boring at the front, but it's not boring when...
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