Sauber's recent buy-out has seen a welcome cash-injection for the team that will pay dividends in Belgium as they introduce a host of new parts. Sauber will run a new shorter nose at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, along with a revised front wing. Although the team raced a new rear wing in Germany, updates have been few and far between given the team's financial situation. However, that will change this weekend at Spa when they race both a new front wing and nose. The parts should alter the performance of the C35, which has yet to score a single point this season. Sauber was sold to Longbow Finance last month, bringing an end to speculation about the team's future in Formula 1.
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