Soccerway | Women soccer | Hockeyway | F1way
             
Home   >   News  >   Sutil says 'no talks' with Toyota
Odds comparison - Find the best odds! Help F1way.com
Latest news
 
Sutil says 'no talks' with Toyota

Lewis Hamilton and Adrian Sutil, the future of F1 walking to the drivers parade before the 2007 Belgian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton and Adrian Sutil, the future of F1 walking to the drivers parade before the 2007 Belgian Grand Prix
Oct.15 (GMM) Adrian Sutil has counted himself out of the running to replace Ralf Schumacher at Toyota in 2008.



The German rookie has been impressive at Spyker this season, but he ruled out speculation that he is now set to step up with one of the best funded teams in formula one.



Two more Germans - Timo Glock and Nico Rosberg - are still in the running, but Sutil told the Cologne newspaper Express on Monday: "No, there are no negotiations with Toyota, but I would like to be with a top team.



"For this responsibility, I am ready."



Sutil, despite being under contract to Spyker for 2008, has even been mentioned among wilder speculation that he might replace Fernando Alonso at McLaren next year.



The 24-year-old, however, said he does not expect Mercedes-Benz to break with its recent tradition of not turning to German drivers.



"Mercedes is for all Germans definitely a dream, but so far a German driver has not played a part (there)," he added.



Sutil, a close friend of Lewis Hamilton, also said he will cross his fingers that his fellow rookie can wrap up the championship in Brazil on Sunday.



"I notice that Lewis is nervous and tense," he admitted, "but he is still there. He will do it."

Related  
Wednesday 3 December 2008
07:05 Barcelona paddock to be re-laid
07:05 Alonso happy grooved tyre era over
07:05 New Renault to debut on January 20
07:05 Alonso not backing title forecast
07:04 German state convenes Hockenheim summit
07:04 Kovalainen wants lighter fuel in '09
07:04 Honda calls off expensive media lunch
07:04 Alonso in standard engine quit threat
Tuesday 2 December 2008
15:11 Berger denies Force India rumours
14:34 BMW, Mercedes, urge German GP solution
07:14 Hamilton wants to jet into space
07:14 No plans for more Bortolotti tests
07:13 Schu shrugs off Barrichello bitterness
07:13 Alonso requires 'winning car' - Briatore
07:13 New McLaren to launch on 16 January
07:12 No place for Rossi at Renault - Briatore
07:12 Villeneuve to race Speedcar in 2009
07:11 Nurburgring wants to keep F1 race