HUNGARORING -- After being called up for qualifying with less than two hours' notice in Hungary, Paul di Resta admitted being "scared, nervous, anxious" at his first proper Formula One session since 2013.
Di Resta was drafted in when Felipe Massa cut final practice short due to dizziness, something which had prompted a hospital visit on Friday evening. It meant the Scot -- Williams' official reserve driver -- replaced the Brazilian driver for his F1 appearance since the 2013 Brazilian Grand Prix.
Despite his limited preparation Di Resta turned in an impressive performance, qualifying ahead of Sauber's Marcus Ericsson in 19th but finishing just 0.