Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley says he feels that Adrian Sutil has 'learned a lot' from his enforced spell on the F1 sidelines last season.The German sat out the 2012 season after losing his drive with the Silverstone-based squad following his conviction for grievous bodily harm after an incident in a Shanghai nightclub during the 2011 campaign.Sutil will however return to the grid this year after Force India elected to bring him back into the team as replacement for Nico Hulkenberg, with Sutil getting the nod ahead of Jules Bianchi to partner Paul di Resta.Speaking to Sporting Life, Fernley said he felt Sutil has proved himself to be worthy of a second chance in the sport...
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