Adrian Sutil has revealed his disappointment at Sahara Force India's decision to focus on the 2014 F1 season rather than press on with a promising car last year. The German returned to the fold after a season on the sidelines in 2012, and opened his campaign with a points finish in Australia. Although he then suffered two successive DNFs, team-mate Paul di Resta continued the scoring run as Force India made the most of Pirelli tyres which clearly suited its VJM06. Even before the FIA mandated a change of compound and construction following a spate of tyre failures during the British Grand Prix, however, the Silverstone-based team had already turned its attention to 2014, frustrating...
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