The 2015 British Grand Prix was not one to remember for the Sauber team, whose lone runner lost out on points right at the end of the race. Qualifying had already underlined the fact that the Swiss team was not developing at the same rate as others it had battled – and beaten – earlier in the season, but got worse even before the grid had formed up at Silverstone on Sunday afternoon, as rookie Felipe Nasr ground to halt on his out-lap from the pits. TV pictures showed the forlorn C34 stranded on the entry to Stowe while the rest of the field enjoyed the attention of the assembled guests on the start-finish straight. Although Nasr's mount was eventually returned to its garage, attempts...
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