Formula 1 driver Marcus Ericsson has dismissed talk of favouritism within Sauber following the unexpected departure this week of team principal Monisha Kaltenborn. Kaltenborn, who was also Sauber's chief executive officer, left Wednesday by mutual consent. The news came shortly after another team statement denying reports of unfair treatment between the Swedish driver and German teammate Pascal Wehrlein. 'There were a lot of stories in the press about this unfair advantage for one driver. It was upsetting, disrespectful, it's false and untrue,' Ericsson said Thursday ahead of this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix. 'For me and Pascal, it's been very clear that's not the case. We've both been...
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