Williams is better than Force India this year – Adrian Sutil
Adrian Sutil does not seem confident about his team Force India’s chances of holding on to their sixth place in the constructors’ championship ahead of Williams this year.
Force India is currently leading team Williams by just two points with three races left in the 2010 season, but has been outscored by Williams at four out of the past five races. Both of the teams made it clear that their objective was to finish in sixth
place by the end of this season but Force India’s leading driver Adrian Sutil recently stated that Williams will have a better chance at the coming three races. Adrian Sutil is currently in a close battle with Rubens Barrichello for the tenth place in the
drivers’ standings but does not share the optimism his team is expecting.
“Rubens is getting dangerous, and the Williams car is currently a lot better than ours. I do not expect our pace to be much better or worse than recently [in Korea],” he said.
Sutil has not confirmed whether he will stay with Force India next season or not and according to some reports, he is currently in talks with a number of other teams that are interested in hiring him. He claims that he has not made a decision about the 2011
season but it seems that he might join a better team next season as he deserves to. Adrian Sutil has been outperforming his teammate at almost every venue and is currently fighting for the 10th place in a car that is not as good as Adrian is presenting
it to be.
The young driver impressed critics and professionals with his outstanding driving and exhilarating determination.
“It's harder than I thought. It's not just thinking about next year -- you also need to look further ahead,” he added.
Adrian Sutil is by far one of the best new comers in Formula 1 currently and after looking at his performance at every single race, it seems that he might be a potential championship winner if he is given a chance to drive with one of the top running teams
in the sport.
Adrian is not optimistic about the coming races but he surely has a bright future in Formula 1.
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