– Marcus Ericsson believes the outlook for Sauber is more positive, having negotiated "the most difficult part," amid a troublesome start to 2016 both on and off track.Sauber has not scored a point since last year's United States Grand Prix, with no aerodynamic updates to the C35-Ferrari since Australia, while some staff payments have also been delayed.However, as the sport prepares to tackle a sequence of four Grands Prix in five weekends, Ericsson believes the future appears brighter for the Swiss outfit."I think it's going in the right direction definitely, we've passed the most difficult part," Ericsson said of the team's situation."It seems to be better,...
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