Sauber F1 Team Felipe Nasr will receive a new chassis at this weekend's Russian Grand Prix after the youngster's complaints across the opening three rounds of the season. Nasr has so far trailed team-mate Marcus Ericsson and has been uncomfortable with the handling of Sauber's C35, and requested the change for this weekend's race. "Yes I can confirm I do get a new chassis, although you have to remember an F1 car is made of many components and it is just one part of it," he said. "It’s a sensible step from the team to discover further these issues that I'm having, these handling issues [I've had] since we put the car on track in Australia. "We’ve been having this...
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