– Pascal Wehrlein says Sauber had hoped to display greater pace, after finishing at the bottom of the timesheets during Thursday's practice sessions for the Monaco Grand Prix.Sauber arrived in Monaco boosted by its display at the preceding Spanish Grand Prix, in which Wehrlein took eighth place, the team's first points of the year, with Marcus Ericsson in 11th spot.Sauber brought a raft of updates to the C36-Ferrari, including a new floor, revised bargeboards and upgraded brake ducts, as the outfit sought to close the gap to the midfield.However, Sauber placed 19th and 20th in the afternoon session, Ericsson 0.004s ahead of Wehrlein, the duo almost three seconds adrift of pace-setter...
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