Adrian Sutil wants to enter the top 10

Twice he reached Q3, but in two Grands Prix, Adrian Sutil has not yet managed to enter the final top 10. Last Sunday in Melbourne, the Force India driver was forced to retire following an engine problem. But he hopes to be back in business in Malaysia.

“Malaysia is always a pleasant event, very tough physically, but the diversity of the turns and the overtaking possibilities mean that it is always an event that I look forward to, declares the German pilot. The weather, as we saw in 2009, adds a little spice to the challenge. This year we won't have to pray for rain like in the past, we can get through it whatever the conditions. I would really like to get into the points at the end of this race. I should have gleaned some in the last rounds, so now I want to finish the job. Malaysia is a really tough event, especially because of the heat and humidity. You can lose four kilos during the race, so fitness and concentration are very important. I arrived the night after the Australian Grand Prix in order to acclimatize as quickly as possible and I also spent three days at the Langkawi training center, running, swimming, sea kayaking and training. ?get used to exercising in these kinds of conditions. I feel very good, relaxed, and I have confidence in the team and the car, I'm really looking forward to it. »