Marussia's stunning Monaco Grand Prix weekend has put pressure on rivals Sauber - but the Swiss team remain confident they will soon be back in front. Sauber principal Monisha Kaltenborn told Reuters after the team again failed to score their first point of the season that they had just been unlucky. "You could see the cars were in the race, the car was showing good performance," she said after Germany's Adrian Sutil and Mexican Esteban Gutierrez both crashed out. "To lose, or not make use of the chances of actually such sure points in this way, and through such mistakes, is very unfortunate." Sutil lost control under braking as he exited the tunnel on lap 24, smashing...
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