The team endured bitter frustration in Malaysia just over two weeks ago when they were forced to retire Di Resta and team-mate Adrian Sutil due to a problem with the newly-introduced captive wheelnut system. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/apr/resta.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 509px;" /> After missing out on a potential double-points finish, team principal Vijay Mallya claims his marque have since &ldquo;worked hard to fix the root cause of the problem&rdquo;. Clearly possessing a solid, reliable car this season, Di Resta knows he and Sutil should again be in the running this weekend in Shanghai providing there are no more mishaps. &ldquo;We were unlucky not to get any points in Malaysia, but we can take some positives from the performance we showed on the track,&rdquo; said Di Resta. &ldquo;We looked to be one of the fastest cars during the early part of the race, which is a good sign for the rest of the season. &ldquo;Ahead of China, the climate is very different compared to the first two races, but we performed well in the cool conditions of Melbourne and in the heat of Malaysia. &ldquo;The team has had a sensible approach to the start of the season as we have worked hard to get a good understanding of our package, and we&rsquo;re already reaping the rewards. &ldquo;The objective for China is to make up for the missed opportunity of Malaysia and be firmly back in the points.&rdquo;

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