Adrian Sutil has blamed cold tyres and the amount of torque produced by the new Ferrari power unit for his crash on day three at Jerez.The Sauber driver wiped the front end off his C33 when he spun into the barriers, forcing the team to sit out the final hour of the session. "Towards the end of the session we did a few installation laps," the German said. "On the last one the tyres lost a lot of temperature, it caught me by surprise when I accelerated out of the corner, shifting up from third to fourth on a straight line, and suddenly the car snapped and I went off." Adrian Sutil inspects his crashed car Prior to that Sutil had completed 34 laps on his debut for the...
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