Sutil: I've lost respect for Lewis

Adrian Sutil has admitted to losing all respect for Lewis Hamilton as a person.
Ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix in May, Hamilton had suggested he and Sutil would get together to patch up their differences that arose in the wake of the 2011 race in China.
Sutil was involved in an incident in a Shanghai nightclub following Hamiltonâs victory in that yearâs Chinese Grand Prix.
The 30-year-old German had hoped Hamilton would serve as a witness in the trial that followed, but such an appearance never materialised.
Sutil was ultimately convicted of causing grievous bodily harm for assaulting Lotus executive Eric Lux with a champagne glass, incurring an 18-month suspended sentence and a ÂŁ167,000 fine.
With Sutil returning to Formula One this year with Force India after sitting out last season, Hamilton had suggested in Monaco he wanted âto make sure we get things rightâ.
Asked by GP Week whether he and Hamilton had yet to discuss their situation, Sutil said: âNo, no. For some reason he never contacted me again.
âHe always said he is my friend but he wishes to suddenly disappear, he changed his number.
âI saw him in the paddock and he always said âyeah, we can sit down and talk about itâ, but he never arrived.
âSo these kind of people I donât really respect. I respect him as a sportsman here, but in private heâs not on my level and I donât need to waste time with those people.
âIâm happy I realised what kind of a person he is.
âI have good friends, people I can learn from and this is the most important. Iâm happy that I found out earlier rather than later.
âOn the circuit, this is business. Heâs a great racing driver but we havenât really spoken about it.â