Adrian Sutil has defied conventional Monaco wisdom by claiming that qualifying for the annual thrash around the houses isn't that important. While all around him, both in Wednesday's FIA press conference and outside in the various paddocks that house competitors in the Principality, continued to stress how vital it was to be on the front row, or front couple of rows at worst, the German suggested that, with the current tyre situation, it may not be the key to success in 2013. Sutil may have a point, in as far as Fernando Alonso defied conventional Barcelona wisdom by winning the Spanish Grand Prix from row three a couple of weeks ago, and the German said that he believed that thinking...
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