In the opening three races of the season the Brazilian has openly struggled with the C35 and for the most part has been outshone by his teammate, Marcus Ericsson both in qualifying and the races. Whilst there were reports that Sauber would provide the Brazilian with a new chassis this weekend, the team's well documented financial issues appeared to place the move in doubt. Not so, Nasr told reporters in Sochi this afternoon, though he was determined to point out that the term 'new car' is not all it appears to be. 'I can confirm I do get a new chassis here,' he said, 'although you have to remember an F1 car is made of many components and it is just one part of it. 'It is a sensible step...
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