"We could do a lot of running again today, which was the main aim of the programme. I feel a lot more confident in the car now we have got some reliability and can start to look at different set-ups and making the tyres work," a confident Sutil said.
"We know we have a lot of work to do, particularly with the tyres as we still struggle to bring them in, but we now have a good idea of how the car is behaving. I'm looking forward to Melbourne now," said the driver.
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Sutil's best time of 1 minute and 21.834 seconds on day two of the four-day test had him seventh on the timesheet.
Numerous red flags in the morning delayed the schedule but Sutil was able to push ahead with a number of set-up changes, new aero tweaks and tyre comparisons in the afternoon session.
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