Adrian Sutil believes Sauber's progress this season is being hampered by a lack of track time for its race drivers. With the team having had financial difficulties, reserve driver Giedo van der Garde - who brings significant sponsorship - has taken part in a number of Friday practice sessions as well as the in-season tests in Bahrain, Spain and Britain. Sutil says that he understands why the team has to allow reserve drivers time in the car but feels the downside is a lack of consistent feedback about car development. “I wish sometimes to be more in the car, of course,” Sutil said. “Just in Silverstone I had my first test day; in all the other ones someone else drove it. The...
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