Sutton Images Enlarge Adrian Sutil says Sauber still has issues with its car despite shedding 10 kilos in chassis weight ahead of the last race in Spain, making 2014 one of the most difficult starts to a season he has experienced in his F1 career. Sauber brought a significant upgrade to Spain but failed to see the results it had hoped for on track. Sutil explained that even though it had gained roughly 0.4s in lap time from the weight reduction, the car was still tricky to drive in fast corners. "The updates in Spain didn't really work," he said. "The only thing that really worked was the weight reduction. We could see it in qualifying on a single lap, we were a bit closer...
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