Not finished talking about a pilot that will be the beans himself from now when we have another pilot who speaks of her future happiness. Paul Di Resta, without a doubt the rookie of the season with performances well above expectations to a Force India commanders, declares that the cockpit of a Mercedes GP would make him happy. There is this, but we have to qualify it because the source of the news has a bit of whiff to misrepresent the words of Di Resta.
Paul Di Resta continues to be a protege of Mercedes, that anyone hesitate, and possibly one day we see uploaded to one of the cars of Ross Brawn, but for now he has a contract with Force India, and on the one hand it must comply with it while on the other still should consolidate as a F1 driver. Say that I, with all my ability to be wrong, but go from being a promising rookie solid and consolidated to a pilot there is a way, which by the way not all promising pilots arrive to overcome.
I am part of the Mercedes family, and I would not mind returning some day become a full time MemberSpeculation is also going to the figure of Michael Schumacher Mercedes GP within. According to many "experts" (so entrecomillo provided that did not say me what experts are talking about), Schumacher is in form and not show progress over the last year. I am not going to say otherwise, view results, they are but from my experience if not be what is happening on the most intimate of the team, it cannot be said that Schumacher is finished. It is more likely to be on the receiving end of his career than not elsewhere with more tour, but guess this is something quite obvious. You have more than 40 years, right? Then that.
If Schumacher left the team obviously had a vacant square and Paul Di Resta would in my view, a big bet. A champion of the DTM is not an anyone and there I am with the Motorsport-Total. For the moment, on the other hand, I think that the wisest thing is to see how events are developed and how it evolves Di Resta. I hope it continues in the line marked since the beginning of 2011 (in Turkey was something touched by family issues, it seems), and in the future we will talk about in a few months, when it comes.