Sauber are readying a "very extensive" aerodynamic package and revisions to their new C33's braking system for the back-to-back tests in Bahrain later this month.The Swiss-based outfit rolled out a basic version of their 2014 challenger at last week's opening test in Jerez and spent the four days on track focused on putting as much mileage as possible on the car's all-new systems rather than performance elements. New signing Adrian Sutil admitted improving the car's aerodynamics was the team's next objective and Team Principal Monisha Kaltenborn has confirmed the look of the C33 will evolve over the two Bahrain tests, the first of which begins on February 19. "Fundamentally...
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