Force India driver Paul di Resta vowed to build on his impressive debut season in Formula One as his team unveiled their new-look car for the 2012 season here yesterday. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/feb/Paul-di-Resta.jpg" border="5" /> Paul di Resta The 25-year-old Scot, who finished a creditable 13th last year after accumulating 27 points, believes Force India's unusual "hammerhead" VFM05 will make the team a more consistent threat. "There's a bit more pressure on me this year as I'm not a rookie any more," di Resta said at the VFM05's launch at Silverstone yesterday. "But with what the guys have achieved with the car, I can't wait to get in it now. This season we're going for a stronger start, to finish where we left off after a good end to last season. "Last year we met our ambitions of finishing sixth in the constructors' (championship), so now we'll just push on from there," said Di Resta.

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Force India driver Paul di Resta vowed to build on his impressive debut season in Formula One as his team unveiled their new-look car for the 2012 season here yesterday.

Di Resta impressed with new Sahara Force India car

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