Paul di Resta is confident Force India's poor display in Germany was nothing more than a blip. Having mixed it with the front-runners in the previous five races, Di Resta and team-mate Adrian Sutil both struggled at the Nurburgring last time out with both finishing outside the top 10. Some have suggested the reason for the VJM06's lack of pace in Germany was down to Pirelli's decision to revert to the Kevlar belt tyres with teams like McLaren, who are still well off the pace in the betting stakes with Paddy Power. But there is good news for Force India on that front as Pirelli will use the new compounds that are being tested at Silverstone this week at the next race in Hungary. As for the...
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