Article: Dubious decisions at the back of the grid | Formula One

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Remember this is di Resta's rookie season and his first season back in open wheel racing for four years. He is pretty much wiping the floor with Sutil in quali and yes ok Sutil is doing better in the races but when di Resta gets a bit more experience I expect him to stay ahead in the races and dominate Sutil, who I do not really rate anyway.
 
We will have to wait and see ;)

I think right now they are the most matched team mates on the grid. Next year I still expect Sutil to have the most points but it will depend mostly on luck. I hope they both stay at FI so we can see what happens.
 
Well at this point last year, Liuzzi had 12 points to Sutil's 35. This year, Di Resta has 2 points to Sutil's 18.

I think Paul is racing well for the most part, but he needs to get some points in Hungary to re-establish some form and get back on the right track.
 
I don't recall Maldonado making as many errors as Di Resta. On track I think Maldonado's been the best of the rookies, Di Resta seems very intelligent though (not sure what Maldonado's technical knowledge is like), I think he could go far if he keeps his nose clean, literally.
 
AbsolutelyGlorious said:
… Di Resta seems very intelligent though (not sure what Maldonado's technical knowledge is like), I think he could go far if he keeps his nose clean, literally.
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Yes AG.

Not only is he intelligent but he is very level-headed and has his feet well-planted on the ground. This is a very desirable combination. Plus: he's quick!
 
cosicave said:
Yes AG.

Not only is he intelligent but he is very level-headed and has his feet well-planted on the ground. This is a very desirable combination. Plus: he's quick!
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He seems to be a nice bloke too. Irrelevant these days, but i prefer a driver who you can cheer on, and i can cheer paul on.
 
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