– Adrian Sutil says that the Sauber C33 was too slow and lacking grip before he retired from the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang. Sutil's car crawled to a halt exiting the final corner just over halfway through the race but was running outside of the top 10 for the duration of the event and his prospect of finishing in the points prior to his retirement appeared remote. "In my last lap I lost power and then suddenly the car switched off," he said. "I don’t know what happened, so we need to analyse it. It is a shame. Many things don’t work well at the moment, so we need to learn from that. "In general, our pace was too slow and the grip level was poor. This was...
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