Sauber has confirmed that it will no longer participate in the post-Spanish Grand Prix test, meaning it will be the only team not present during the two-day session. There are two in-season tests scheduled this season, with one following the British GP later in the year. Participation isn't mandatory, but most teams use the opportunity to test new developments for the European-leg of the season. According to the team, they won't be introducing an upgrade for the Spanish GP and they can't fulfil the requirement to run a young driver who has not started more than two grands prix on at least two of the four days of in-season testing. 'Quick news: We cancelled the...
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