Sauber driver Felipe Nasr will get the new chassis he so desires for this weekend's Russian grand prix, despite reports to the contrary earlier in the week. The Brazilian has been complaining since the Melbourne season opener about braking instability aboard his Sauber, suspecting a chassis flaw. 'We can see in the data that I have a clear deficit in pace,' he said on Thursday. 'The problem is that the car is unstable under braking, but I trust the team and am confident that we can solve the problems we are having.' It was earlier reported that Sauber's financial problems mean production of a new chassis had been delayed, but Nasr confirmed to the media that he will race chassis 3 this...
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