SEPANG, Malaysia, March 22, 2013 (AFP/Talek Harris) - Adrian Sutil said he hoped his problems were in the past after he recovered from a year in the Formula One  wilderness following an assault conviction to lead a race for the first time. Sutil, 30, was dropped by Force India after he received a suspended sentence and 200,000-euro ($260,000) fine in January last year for assaulting Lotus executive Eric Lux with a champagne glass in a Shanghai nightclub. The April 2011 incident, which left Lux with a nine-centimetre (3.5-inch) gash in his neck and needing 24 stitches, threatened to end the career of the young German. But on his return to the sport at last week's Australian Grand...
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