Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn The Sauber F1 Team cast aside a week dominated by legal proceedings that threatened to keep them from the Australian Grand Prix grid by sensationally breaking a 19-race points drought. The team was one of just three to get both of its cars to the flag in the 58 lap race, with rookie Felipe Nasr scoring fifth and Swede Marcus Ericsson in eighth. The result marked Sauber's biggest ever points haul in Australia and its first points finish since the 2013 season finale in Brazil. Both cars had missed Practice 1 on Friday while legal action brought about by scorned driver Giedo van der Garde played out in court rooms in Melbourne's city centre. Question marks over...
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