Adrian Sutil has stressed that one can not only focus on next year when it comes to studying the overall team situation in Formula 1. The German’s Force India contract is set... read more »

He might have speed, talent and potential, but a lack of backing may cost Nico Hülkenberg his seat at Williams in 2011, as Adrian Sutil and Pastor Maldonado wait expectantly... read more »

Adrian Sutil admits he is uncertain as to whether or not Force India can hold on to their sixth spot in the Constructors' standings... read more »

Adrian Sutil is not confident about Force India's chances of holding on to sixth place in the constructors' championship ahead of Williams read more »

Force India reserve driver Paul di Resta will sit out of his third Friday practice session in a row at this weekend's Korean Grand Prix to allow race drivers Adrian Sutil... read more »

Both Force India drivers were removed from Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix through no fault of their own. Vitantonio Liuzzi was the first, being smashed into by the Ferrari of... read more »

An exceptional Japanese GP weekend was brought to a frustrating close today for the Force India F1 Team as it recorded its first double DNF of the 2010 season. Following... read more »

Force India's preparations at the classic Suzuka circuit got off to a promising start with Adrian Sutil recording the fourth quickest time of the opening practice... read more »

Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton and Adrian Sutil say they aren't worried about safety at the Korean GP - despite the fact the circuit still isn't ready for action... read more »

Adrian Sutil refuses to comment on stories linking him with Renault for the 2011 F1 season read more »

Force India's Adrian Sutil was unable to talk of gossip linking him with a 2011 Renault seat, when quizzed over the matter at Suzuka on Thursday afternoon. At present, the... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi, Sakon Yamamoto, Adrian Sutil, Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher faced the media in Japan... read more »

Thursday's press conference from Japan, with Lewis Hamilton (McLaren), Kamui Kobayashi (BMW Sauber), Michael Schumacher (Mercedes), Adrian Sutil (Force India) and Sakon... read more »

Either Adrian Sutil or Tonio Liuzzi will move on from Force India at the end of the season after the team's CEO confirmed "there is a seat available"... read more »

It is getting towards crunch-time now in the battle over P6 in the F1 2010 constructors' chase between Force India and Williams, and Adrian Sutil acknowledges that the... read more »

Paul di Resta will sit out practice for the Japanese Grand Prix once again as Force India want Adrian Sutil and Tony Liuzzi to evaluate updates at Suzuka read more »

Adrian Sutil admits it was a "shame" to be slapped with a 20s penalty in Singapore but at least he still finished in the points... read more »

Tonio Liuzzi has dismissed speculation that he is to be eased out of Force India F1 in 2011 in favour of Paul di Resta - arguing that if anyone makes way, it will have to be... read more »

Adrian Sutil believes Force India is missing the input of ex-technical director James Key, who left for Sauber at the start of the season read more »

Adrian Sutil was hit with a 20-second penalty for going round the outside of Turn 7 on the opening lap of the Singapore Grand Prix read more »

The Force India team has submitted an appeal against the stewards’ decision to penalise Adrian Sutil in Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix and therefore mean the squad loses... read more »

Force India has lodged an intent to appeal the decision to hand to Adrian Sutil following the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Force India F1 team's Adrian Sutil has been handed a 20-second penalty following the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Adrian Sutil has lost his eighth-place finish in Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix after being penalised by the stewards... read more »

Force India’s Adrian Sutil has been handed a 20-second time penalty following the Singapore Grand Prix, with the punishment given by race stewards meaning the Force India... read more »