Adrian Sutil

Formula One driver Adrian Sutil was convicted on Tuesday of causing grievous bodily harm to a Formula One team owner in a nightclub confrontation in China and given an 18-month suspended sentence. “I am really sorry, extremely sorry. I never wanted for this to happen,” said Sutil, dressed in a dark suit and tie. Prosecutors said that Lux required stitches in a nine-centimetre-long wound. Sutil, however, refused their offer of a one-year suspended sentence in exchange for a guilty plea. 29...Read Full Story

Adrian Sutil’s manager has dismissed reports linking the Force India driver with a move to Williams.Media reports claim that the German, along with former Ferrari and McLaren driver Kimi Raikkonen, visited Williams’ Grove factory in recent weeks to discuss possible move.Sutil’s contract with Force India expires at the end of the 2011 season but he has made it clear in the past that he would be happy to remain at the Silverstone-based squad.“I’m happy at Force India and it would be great to re...Read Full Story

Adrian Sutil reviews his Italian GP weekend, which saw the Force India driver retire with a hydraulics issue…Q: How did things unfold form the start in Monza? AS: ”I didn’t have such a good start off the line, and then I was right behind the prime runners. I was also on the prime, and I had a little bit more speed. Going around the corner I saw Tonio [Liuzzi] losing his car, straight into the field. The road was just blocked. I was on the inside of the first corner, so I had to go all the way...Read Full Story

Former Force India driver Adrian Sutil was convicted of causing grievous bodily harm to a Formula One team owner in a nightclub confrontation in China and given an 18-month suspended sentence pvernight.The Munich district court…Read Full Story

(Inautonews.com/GMM) Adrian Sutil on Thursday said he is ready to fight a criminal complaint lodged in Germany by Renault co-owner Eric Lux. The Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung reported late on Wednesday that Luxembourger Lux had finally filed a complaint after he was cut in the neck with a broken champagne glass in a Shanghai nightclub in April. The SID news agency quoted Force India driver Sutil as admitting that he heard about the grievous bodily harm complaint “just from the newspaper...Read Full Story

(Inautonews.com/GMM) Eric Lux’s lawyer has confirmed the Genii Capital chief executive is taking legal action against Force India driver Adrian Sutil. The 28-year-old German driver recently apologised after it emerged he had injured Lux - involved in the ownership and management of the Renault team - in the neck with a broken glass at a nightclub in Shanghai one month ago. We reported on Monday that Lux had decided to take legal action that could involve a damages claim of EUR 10 million. “Mr...Read Full Story

FORMER Force India driver Adrian Sutil has been convicted of causing grievous bodily harm to a Formula One team owner in a nightclub fight.Read Full Story

MotorAuthority Adrian Sutil wrecks Gumpert Apollo at the 'Ring. Photo via Bridge To Gantry. Believe it or not, Formula 1 drivers really are human. Well, most of them are, anyway, and that includes Adrian Sutil, who wrecked a Gumpert Apollo on the perilous Nordschleife today. The damage, as you can see in the image above, isn't terminal--it looks like some bodywork will put the car back in full working order.Discussion: Top SpeedRead Full Story

Mar.30 (GMM/Inautonews.com) Adrian Sutil’s dispute with Eric Lux is now formally over, after the former Force India driver withdrew the appeal against his assault conviction. In late January, the German was found guilty of grievous bodily harm following a Shanghai nightclub incident that occurred early last year, and was handed a suspended 18-month jail term and EUR 200,000 fine. Sutil’s lawyers immediately filed an appeal against the Munich court’s penalty, prompting the prosecution to do...Read Full Story

Mar.24 (GMM/Inautonews.com) Eric Lux has revealed he has forgiven Adrian Sutil for injuring him in a Shanghai nightclub a year ago. Former Force India driver Sutil received a German criminal conviction and suspended sentence for the incident involving a broken champagne glass, and has been left without a seat on the 2012 grid. “I forgive Sutil,” Lux, a Lotus team executive, told Bild newspaper in Malaysia. “I would even be happy for him if he came back to race and had a job to do. For me...Read Full Story