&ldquo;Unfortunately just where the car is at the moment, it&rsquo;s very much on edge and, yes, its caught me out,&rdquo; Di Resta said after the race.u00a0Di Resta&rsquo;s teammate Adrian Sutil also had a scrappy race. <img alt="Paul Di Resta" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/oct/Paul-Di-Resta.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 321px;" /> Force India&rsquo;s Paul Di Resta makes a pitstop during the Korean GP yesterday. Pic/Getty Images The German was tagged by another car on the first lap, causing damage to his front wing, as the field took avoiding action so as not to hit the spinning Ferrari of Felipe Massa. Later on in the race, following the first safety car period, Sutil lost control of his car under braking for the tight turn 3 making contact with Mark Webber&rsquo;s Red Bull and ending the Australian&rsquo;s race. &ldquo;At the restart I lost the rear of the car under braking for Turn 3. I really don&rsquo;t know why because I was not braking late and the car just snapped,&rdquo; said Sutil, who was classified 20th but retired with damage to his car, after also serving a drive-through penalty for speeding in the pits. &ldquo;I hit Webber so I apologise for ending his race.u00a0&ldquo;It&rsquo;s a disappointing end to the race because I believe there was still a chance of a point,&rdquo; he added.u00a0

Force India's Paul Di Resta failed to get to the finish for the fifth race in succession after the Scot, struggling with the balance of the car, made a mistake that sent him gently into the barriers on what was overall a disappointing day for the team.

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