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Di Resta determined not to be overlooked by top teams again

Paul di Resta says being overlooked by Formula One's biggest teams for 2013 has acted as an incentive to go out and prove his worth with Force India next season. Di Resta was linked to moves to both McLaren and Mercedes this year, but missed out on a drive at one of the top teams when Lewis Hamilton signed for Mercedes and McLaren decided to take on Sergio Perez. Di Resta is expected to race another season for Force India in 2013 and is confident he has the platform to demonstrate his skills ahead of 2014. "Of course it was flattering to be linked to those seats," he told the Scotsman newspaper. "But I won't deny I was disappointed when both teams opted to go down another...
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