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[dant]

Will he go to a bigger team next season, based on what he did at Monaco, id say yes, but it will be interesting to see how the rest of the seaosn goes for him.

Opinions?

[Raider Monkz]

Maybe I don't think one good race will make him look any better to other teams, although in Monaco he was great it was just a pity that Kimi crashed into him you could tell that the team was angry with Kimi.

[Kiwi_Chris]

I hope so, but the problem is where will he go? i think he will stick with Force India for next year you never know with the reg changes what could happen there is a chance that they could jump up the grid

[7UpJordan]

Dr Mallya will be desperate to keep his hands on him, continuity is often the key. Like Sutil, Mallya will be wanting to go places too and he wants the team to be a front-runner ASAP.

[McLaren Fan]

Sutil has the speed, but he normally seems to make a gaffe in a Grand Prix weekend. I'd say he's still a raw diamond. When he smooths out some of his errors, then he could look for a move in a top team. In the mean time, it's best he stays at Force India, where he can learn and take the team forward.

[Hanwombat]

its a matter of watching and waiting

[dant]

If we dont get the big shuffle with the drivers that have been rumoured this year, i can see STR chasing after his services for next year, they have a better car and its likely that one or both of their drivers may leave at the end of this season.

[Kiwi_Chris]

If we dont get the big shuffle with the drivers that have been rumoured this year, i can see STR chasing after his services for next year, they have a better car and its likely that one or both of their drivers may leave at the end of this season.

But remember thry have to start building their own car next year i belive, and Redbull are looking to flick of their share in the team so it wouldnt be a step in the right direction for Sutil to go to STR he would be much better staying where he is.

[Red Racer]

Sutil has the speed, but he normally seems to make a gaffe in a Grand Prix weekend. I'd say he's still a raw diamond. When he smooths out some of his errors, then he could look for a move in a top team. In the mean time, it's best he stays at Force India, where he can learn and take the team forward.

Agree
I don't think he is the best driver out there, yes he is good at wet races, but he is always behind Fisi awho was behind Hekki, apart from monaco were fisi lost his 2nd gear, i don't think he has earnt a big drive yet, just needs a little bit of an improvement.