Felipe Nasr is expecting Sauber to suffer at the next few races. Early in 2015, the Brazilian rookie emerged as a potential star of the future, finishing fifth in Australia and scoring more points in China. But Nasr, 22, warned before the Spanish grand prix - where he qualified 15th - that a lack of performance upgrades could mean Sauber begins to struggle. "I think I'm doing my best with what I have," he said after the Barcelona round. "I think I capitalised well in the early races to score as much as possible when I had the opportunity." Sauber, with probably the second-smallest budget in F1 and having struggled for survival over the winter, benefitted early in 2015...
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