Pascal Wehrlein says that the Sauber F1 Team were not too far off of their rivals pace in the first two Free Practice sessions for Sunday's United States Grand Prix. Wehrlein, who handed his car over to reserve driver Charles Leclerc for the morning session, found himself in eighteenth courtesy of a 1:38.165s – just a tenth shy of debutant Brendon Hartley in the Scuderia Toro Rosso in the afternoon, completing thirty-five laps in the process. The showing pleased the German, considering his limited running time. 'I am quite satisfied with the practice session considering that I did not drive in the morning.' the Mercedes-Benz backed junior driver said. 'In FP2, my objective was to...
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