Adrian Sutil’s Upturn in Form at 2014 US GP Should Not Lead to a Sauber Rethink

The absence of Marussia and, to a lesser extent, Caterham from the United States Grand Prix and Brazilian Grand Prix weekends has left Sauber with something of an open goal. It is true that the loss of the perennial backmarkers has left the Swiss-based team, who were regular podium contenders just two years ago, at the rear of an 18-car field on pure pace. However, their view of the top 10, the points-paying positions which have eluded them all year, is now much better than it was only a month ago. And with that clearer path has come a degree of confidence, a renewed sense of belief of scoring a point before the end of the 2014 campaign and preventing Sauber—sitting 10th in the constructors' championship—from enduring their wors...

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