The Singtel Singapore Grand Prix saw Sahara Force India struggle once again, as it was another weekend for Paul Di Resta to forget. The Scot hit the wall head-on at turn seven forcing another retirement this season, whereas Adrian Sutil secured the last point up for grabs, where he described the 61-lap event as “a tough race and exhausting in the end.” The German driver said he was happy that it was good to finish with a point, which bolsters the motivation of the Silverstone-based outfit to push harder, as he felt that there could have been more on the cards if his tyres had not gone off after catching the McLaren duo of Sergio Perez and Jenson Button: “As soon as I reached the back...
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