Adrian Sutil has admitted that he needs to put an end to his run of DNFs as Sauber introduces a heavily-revised version of its C33 chassis for the first European F1 race of 2014. The German heads to Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya on the back of three successive retirements, denting hopes of a first points score with Sauber after coming close, in eleventh place, to opening his account on debut in Australia. Let down by his power unit on two of those occasions – his Bahrain exit was due to an accident – Sutil is keen to see an upturn in reliability accompany the extensive work on weight reduction and aerodynamic performance that will be introduced in Spain next weekend. “We will be...
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