Frentzen looking for an exit from Sauber?

Looking for an exit?
By Phil Huff (25/04/2003)
April 25 2003

Heinz-Harald Frentzen might not be content to see out his racing days at the wheel of a Sauber, according to reports coming from San Marino.

The 36-year old driver, who returned to Hinwil after a six-years at teams from Williams to Arrows, told reporters at the Imola circuit on the weekend that he'd be happy to end his career with a few more wins.

"Obviously I'm happy to be back 'home' with the team at which I started my Formula One career," he said, before continuing that it was his ultimate ambition, with a 'few years' left on the grand prix racing clock, to claim back the taste of champagne earned with wins for Williams and Jordan.

"There's plenty left to achieve, but I would not say there is a sense of unfinished business." Frentzen added.

Frentzen was disappointed with his Sauber Petronas C22 at Imola last weekend after trudging home in twelfth place.

"There was nothing actually wrong with the car," he said. "We just have a lot of areas in which to improve it."

Team boss Peter Sauber shared Frentzen's frustration, saying the race "showed the limitations of the Sauber Petronas C22."