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F1: McLaren Calls Paul di Resta As Reserve Driver For 70th Anniversary GP
Former Force India F1 driver turned TV presenter, Paul di Resta has been called back to the paddock by McLaren as a reserve driver for the 70th Anniversary GP at Silverstone, should one of its drivers be unable to race amidst the COVID-19 crisis.
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Adrian Sutil to race for Sauber in 2014
The 30-year-old was forced to look for another drive after his previous team Force India named Nico Hulkenberg and Sergio Perez as their drivers for next season.
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Sergio Perez to partner Nico Hulkenberg at Force India next season
Signing Sergio Perez means Force India have dropped their 2013 drivers Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil. Di Resta's hopes of remaining in F1 look slim while Sutil is in running for seat with Sauber.
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Unlikely that I retain Force India seat, says Paul di Resta
Di Resta, who has completed three seasons with Force India, said staying in F1 with the Silverstone squad was unlikely.
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Sahara Force India was the best bet, says Nico Hulkenberg on his return
Nico Hulkenberg returned to Sahara Force India with a multi-year deal on December 2. The 26-year-old was a test driver for Force India in 2011 and joined Sauber in 2012.
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Nico Hulkenberg returns to Sahara Force India with multi-year deal
The 26-year-old, who has agreed a multi-year deal, previously joined Force India as a test driver in 2011 and finished 11th in the team's colours in 2012 before joining Sauber.
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Pastor Maldonado's Lotus move likely to fire up drivers' market
The moody Venezuelan, who is leaving Williams, admitted that he was in advanced talks with Lotus and Sauber.
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Nico Hulkenberg swaps Sauber for Force India next season
The 26-year-old, who did not immediately confirm the move ahead of the season-ending Brazil GP, had also been courted by Lotus.
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Force India finish season at 6th as Adrian Sutil, Paul di Resta fail to score points in Brazil
Paul di Resta was 12th in the drivers' championship with 48 points, 19 more than Adrian Sutil, who was 13th.
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Force India's Paul di Resta hints at leaving Formula One
Paul di Resta, who has no substantial sponsorship package, admitted that he is interested in exploring other options, including possibly replacing newly-retired cousin and fellow-Scot Dario Franchitti in IndyCar racing in the United States.
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Brazilian Grand Prix: Force India eye strong finish to end 2013 season
Force India enjoy a strong 24-point lead over Sauber and are not likely to lose the sixth position.
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Moody Pastor Maldonado blamed again as he seeks 'to buy' 2014 seat
The moody Venezuelan had already stirred up discussion over his on-track value to a team - despite bringing 40 million dollars in sponsorship with him - after accusing Williams of sabotage on Saturday.
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No points for Sahara Force India at US Grand Prix
While Paul di Resta finished 14th, teammate Adrian Sutil's car was involved in an accident with that of Venezuelan Pastor Maldonado of the Williams on lap one.
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Adrian Sutil, Paul di Resta aim for Indian Grand Prix repeat at Abu Dhabi
Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil stood eighth and ninth, respectively, in the Indian Grand Prix last weekend, ensuring points for both the Force India cars for first time in home race.
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Formula One: India will take 10 more years to learn racing, says Adrian Sutil
The Indian Formula One team did extremely well in the fist half of the season and was a strong contender for the fifth position in the championship but now even sixth is on the edge.
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F1: McLaren Calls Paul di Resta As Reserve Driver For 70th Anniversary GP
Former Force India F1 driver turned TV presenter, Paul di Resta has been called back to the paddock by McLaren as a reserve driver for the 70th Anniversary GP at Silverstone, should one of its drivers be unable to race amidst the COVID-19 crisis.
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Adrian Sutil to race for Sauber in 2014
The 30-year-old was forced to look for another drive after his previous team Force India named Nico Hulkenberg and Sergio Perez as their drivers for next season.
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Sergio Perez to partner Nico Hulkenberg at Force India next season
Signing Sergio Perez means Force India have dropped their 2013 drivers Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil. Di Resta's hopes of remaining in F1 look slim while Sutil is in running for seat with Sauber.
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Unlikely that I retain Force India seat, says Paul di Resta
Di Resta, who has completed three seasons with Force India, said staying in F1 with the Silverstone squad was unlikely.
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Sahara Force India was the best bet, says Nico Hulkenberg on his return
Nico Hulkenberg returned to Sahara Force India with a multi-year deal on December 2. The 26-year-old was a test driver for Force India in 2011 and joined Sauber in 2012.
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Nico Hulkenberg returns to Sahara Force India with multi-year deal
The 26-year-old, who has agreed a multi-year deal, previously joined Force India as a test driver in 2011 and finished 11th in the team's colours in 2012 before joining Sauber.
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Pastor Maldonado's Lotus move likely to fire up drivers' market
The moody Venezuelan, who is leaving Williams, admitted that he was in advanced talks with Lotus and Sauber.
-
Nico Hulkenberg swaps Sauber for Force India next season
The 26-year-old, who did not immediately confirm the move ahead of the season-ending Brazil GP, had also been courted by Lotus.
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Force India finish season at 6th as Adrian Sutil, Paul di Resta fail to score points in Brazil
Paul di Resta was 12th in the drivers' championship with 48 points, 19 more than Adrian Sutil, who was 13th.
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Force India's Paul di Resta hints at leaving Formula One
Paul di Resta, who has no substantial sponsorship package, admitted that he is interested in exploring other options, including possibly replacing newly-retired cousin and fellow-Scot Dario Franchitti in IndyCar racing in the United States.
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Brazilian Grand Prix: Force India eye strong finish to end 2013 season
Force India enjoy a strong 24-point lead over Sauber and are not likely to lose the sixth position.
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Moody Pastor Maldonado blamed again as he seeks 'to buy' 2014 seat
The moody Venezuelan had already stirred up discussion over his on-track value to a team - despite bringing 40 million dollars in sponsorship with him - after accusing Williams of sabotage on Saturday.
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No points for Sahara Force India at US Grand Prix
While Paul di Resta finished 14th, teammate Adrian Sutil's car was involved in an accident with that of Venezuelan Pastor Maldonado of the Williams on lap one.
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Adrian Sutil, Paul di Resta aim for Indian Grand Prix repeat at Abu Dhabi
Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil stood eighth and ninth, respectively, in the Indian Grand Prix last weekend, ensuring points for both the Force India cars for first time in home race.
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Formula One: India will take 10 more years to learn racing, says Adrian Sutil
The Indian Formula One team did extremely well in the fist half of the season and was a strong contender for the fifth position in the championship but now even sixth is on the edge.
