– Sauber will introduce a new floor to its C36-Ferrari at this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix as it continues its quest to re-establish itself in Formula 1's midfield.Sauber has struggled for performance in recent seasons but claimed eighth place, its best result since 2015, courtesy of the one-stopping Pascal Wehrlein at the preceding race in Spain.Wehrlein and team-mate Marcus Ericsson will now have a new floor available to them around the streets of Monte Carlo, along with adjusted rear brake ducts, among other new developments."Looking back on the Spanish Grand Prix weekend, we travel with good memories to Monte Carlo," said Wehrlein."We need to keep working in this...
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