Paul di Resta says he is playing in a drier British Grand Prix after Silverstone laundering was extended to Saturday's qualifying session.
Heavy rain hit just as the cars took to the track, with the conditions that the session was finally suspended for an hour and a half.
However, there was a di Resta and Force India, had been anticipated.
Instead, he chose a setting more in line with changing conditions such di Resta helped qualify sixth race last year.
The Scottish team's home track described as "not one of our strongest points," but was ranked 11 th, though.
But now his car in parc ferme, di Resta expects Sunday's weather did not pack the same punch.
"The terms of the way they are, we are not in a bad position. I think he just got caught in time, we were stuck in a window that could not balance the car we wanted to do," he said.
"We played more as it is a rainy session of qualifying, but more likely to be dry, which was not what came through is not the intensity - .. I never thought it would be a show-stopper."
"All I'm saying is that we are crossing our fingers for dry tomorrow, no doubt most of the race."
"We were probably more competitive in the conditions under which it was intersubjectivity and the ends do not. If we had been above do not know."
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Heavy rain hit just as the cars took to the track, with the conditions that the session was finally suspended for an hour and a half.
However, there was a di Resta and Force India, had been anticipated.
Instead, he chose a setting more in line with changing conditions such di Resta helped qualify sixth race last year.
The Scottish team's home track described as "not one of our strongest points," but was ranked 11 th, though.
But now his car in parc ferme, di Resta expects Sunday's weather did not pack the same punch.
"The terms of the way they are, we are not in a bad position. I think he just got caught in time, we were stuck in a window that could not balance the car we wanted to do," he said.
"We played more as it is a rainy session of qualifying, but more likely to be dry, which was not what came through is not the intensity - .. I never thought it would be a show-stopper."
"All I'm saying is that we are crossing our fingers for dry tomorrow, no doubt most of the race."
"We were probably more competitive in the conditions under which it was intersubjectivity and the ends do not. If we had been above do not know."
Take a look of Driver's Press Conference:
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