Sauber, Sutil: “Suzuka a track that doesn't allow errors”

Stopped at zero and second to last in the group Clean another card will be played in Japan to try to overtake Marussia.

“The Suzuka track is one of my favourites. It has a unique layout for which it requires a particular structure – the comment of Esteban Gutierrez – Being made up of several fast corners, it is also treacherous from an aerodynamic point of view. The first sector with the left-right succession is fantastic, but even the last variant, the 130R, is not bad at all. Last year I collected my first world championship points here so I have good memories of the race."

“As a track it is decidedly difficult and requires a stable car, with a lot of downforce and a front that responds quickly to changes in direction – he declared Adrian Sutil – The final section could be good for overtaking. Instead, be careful of errors given the small size of the escape routes."

Chiara Rainis