Last week, in Germany, Paul di Resta collided with Nick Heidfeld in the opening corners of the Grand Prix. Five days after the incident, the Scot still holds a grudge against the Lotus Renault GP driver who has not come forward to apologize.<\/p>\n
Yes, because it was blatant. I lost more than he did even though he was the one responsible for the incident, explains the Scottish driver when asked if he was disappointed with Heidfeld’s attitude.<\/p>\n
The story is different from the German’s side, who believes he is not at fault, even though he received a drive-through penalty from the stewards. Furthermore, Heidfeld recalls that it was di Resta who collided with the R31 in Canada and didn’t apologize either, blaming Heidfeld for the incident.<\/p>\n
\u00ab In Canada, people thought he had touched the back of my car and instead of apologizing he blamed me. So why should I apologize? \u00bb explains Heidfeld.<\/p>\n
\u00ab In Germany, I locked up the front and he turned in front of me, I couldn’t do anything, and the stewards decided to give me a penalty. You have to deal with it. It was just a racing incident, \u00bb adds the German.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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