Sauber on Sunday became the third team in three days to opt for an online, rather than a lavish, unveiling of their 2014 Formula One challenger. After McLaren and Ferrari, the Swiss outfit took the covers off the Ferrari-powered C33 which they hope will help steer drivers Adrian Sutil and Esteban Gutierrez into the top bracket of the championship. As with most other cars for the 2014 campaign, Sauber will have an "anteater" nose and will contend with some of the biggest technical changes in the sport for a decade. "We have put a very challenging year behind us," said team principal Monisha Kaltenborn. "The first half of 2013 in particular was difficult for us, but...
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