Esteban Gutiérrez says he will not change his approach to the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend after picking up a five-place grid penalty for the event, with the Sauber driver fully focused on bouncing back as his rookie season nears its quarter mark. Gutiérrez, who ran into the back of Adrian Sutil's Force India at the final hairpin in the early stages of last Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix, believes there are still a variety of positives to take from Shanghai and is hopeful of making strides in the Gulf State. "To end the Grand Prix like that was disappointing," said Gutiérrez. "The mistake I made not only ended my race, but I also received a five-place grid penalty. Of course,...
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