Sauber's Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson believe the newly-upgraded Sauber will work better at the Italian Grand Prix as the team looks to keep its points ticking over. Following an indifferent first run for the revised Sauber – complete with updated Ferrari engine – at Spa-Francorchamps, the Swiss team is expecting the high-speed Monza circuit to prove a better suit for the changes. With Marcus Ericsson scoring in both Hungary and Belgium, he is looking to keep up his solid run of recent pace in Italy. “Monza is the fastest on the calendar, and I am curious about the top speed on the straights with the modified engine. “It is important to have a high straight-line speed, and to be...
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