Racing driver Paul Di Resta has told a High Court judge that former manager Anthony Hamilton - the father of Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton - had not "performed as much as he should".

Paul Di Resta is determined to remain in Formula 1 despite ending the season 12th in the drivers' standings. Force India finished the constructors' table in sixth place, casting doubts over the ...

Paul Di Resta rose through the ranks of motorsport and raced in F1 between 2010-2013. These days Di Resta spends his weekends racing in the FIA's World Endurance Championship.

DTM champion Paul Di Resta back in Mercedes-Benz DTM cockpit. Stuttgart, Jan 21, 2014 – 2010 DTM champion Paul Di Resta returns to DTM for 2014 season with Mercedes-Benz ...

Mercedes DTM racer Paul di Resta has retained his reserve driver role at Williams for 2017, and will thus be a back-up for Felipe Massa and Lance Stroll. The former Force India driver took over ...

Paul di Resta has built this year on the progress he made in his debut season in 2011, his latent speed and calm approach impressing observers up and down the paddock. The battle between the Scot ...

Williams confirms Paul di Resta as reserve driver. Sutton Images. Nate Saunders Mar 14, 2016, 05:39 AM ET. Close. ... Di Resta, a former DTM champion, drove for Force India between 2011 and 2013.

Anthony Hamilton says he wishes former F1 driver Paul Di Resta "all the best" after the pair agreed to an out-of-court settlement to end their bitter legal feud. Former Force India driver Di Resta ...

Former Formula 1 driver Paul Di Resta and ex-manager Anthony Hamilton have settled their legal battle out of court. Di Resta sacked Lewis Hamilton's father in 2012 after a sponsorship dispute.

Paul di Resta could rescue his career in America's premier open-wheel Izod Indycar Series in 2014. The retirement of di Resta's famous cousin, Dario Franchitti from Chip Ganassi Racing, ...

Paul di Resta has built this year on the progress he made in his debut season in 2011, his latent speed and calm approach impressing observers up and down the paddock. The battle between the Scot ...