The Force India team was left scratching its head after failing to get either of its cars into the final phase of qualifying at the German Grand Prix, but insists it is more confident of a good race result.Having put both Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil into the top seven in qualifying at Silverstone – albeit before a penalty for the Scot – missing the cut after Q2 at the Nurburgring was frustrating for the British-based squad, and deputy team principal Paul Fernley was at a bit of a loss when it came to explaining the turn around.“It's difficult to determine if the change in tyre construction has hampered the team's performance,” he said, referring to the forced introduction of...
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