"I'm pleased to finally be back on a formula one track," Sutil, who bowed out of F1 after his assault conviction of 2011, is quoted by the DPA news agency. "It's quite a while ago since Brazil 2011. The anticipation is there, but I'm not nervous or anything. "I don't think I have to prove something to the team," said Sutil, who spent his entire F1 career with the Silverstone based outfit. "I don't know if this is really a fight for the (race) cockpit, so that's why I'm not worried." He's not worried, but 30-year-old Sutil does know that Thursday is an important moment. "I think it's my last chance to really have a future in formula one," he acknowledged. "I think that with another year of waiting, the train will have departed. "Then I would have to think about something else. But I'm also experienced enough that I can only do what I always do, which is the best I can." Germany's Auto Motor und Sport claims that Sutil actually reached agreement about 2013 with Force India back in December, before the negotiations between the Ferrari-linked Jules Bianchi became serious. Sutil's manager Manfred Zimmermann said: "We do not blame the team. They have always treated us fairly."
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