Adrian Sutil said oversteer in the wet meant he struggled to maintain his level of competitiveness when the rain came during qualifying for the Malaysian Grand Prix. Sutil had shown strong pace in the dry parts of qualifying, setting the fastest time in Q1 and the fifth best time in Q2. However, when the rain came in Q3 he could only manage the ninth fastest lap, although he will start from eighth due to a grid penalty for Kimi Raikkonen. "I used to be more comfortable in the rain, but since the Pirelli tyres have come in I have had my difficulties for some reason," he explained. "In Melbourne I was still learning and I could have done better. Today I did not have the best...
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