Sauber team boss Monisha Kaltenborn has scolded her drivers after Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr collided with one another during the Monaco Grand Prix. With Ericsson trailing Nasr on a different strategy, the team requested he be let through, but Nasr refused to do so, which led to the Swede attempting a pass into La Rascasse. However the pair ended up making contact, which eventually led to a double retirement, which Kaltenborn described as 'unacceptable' and promised it wouldn't happen again. 'It was unacceptable behaviour by both drivers,' she said. 'Today the work of the whole team ended in a collision. 'Marcus and Felipe both know how much work is put into every race...
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