SHANGHAI, April 11, 2013 (AFP) - Force India's Adrian Sutil vowed on Thursday that more was to come after a promising start to the new campaign, as the German returned to the scene of his most infamous moment. The 30-year-old spent a year in the Formula One wilderness after an incident two years ago in a Shanghai nightclub that saw him given a suspended jail sentence and a 200,000-euro ($260,000) fine for assaulting Lotus executive Eric Lux. But on his comeback to the sport at last month's Australian Grand Prix Sutil bounced back in style. He became the surprise leader for 14 laps before eventually finishing seventh.  He failed to finish in Malaysia after retiring few laps...
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