The financially troubled Sauber team is to miss the first in-season test in Spain later this month. The Swiss outfit said they did not have a car update at the Spanish Grand Prix - which precedes the test - nor a young driver who meets the requirements. Teams must use a driver who has raced in no more than two grands prix in two of the four days of in-season testing. Sauber have lost two senior technicians since March and have admitted salaries have been paid late twice this year. The team lost technical director Mark Smith in March and head of track engineering Tim Malyon in April. Both had been in their jobs only for a matter of months and statements from Sauber cited personal reasons for...
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