Sauber will take inspiration from Force India as they look to return to F1's midfield, but Fred Vasseur acknowledges that it 'won’t be in one year or two years.' Last season Sauber finished last in the Constructors' Championship with five points on the board, 25 short of ninth-placed McLaren. It was a year in which the team spent most of their time at the very back, both in qualifying and the races. And it may be more of the same in 2018 based on pre-season timesheets. Although Sauber are now running up-to-date Ferrari engines and have the backing of Alfa Romeo, Vasseur concedes they have a huge gap to bridge. 'For sure Alfa Romeo can't expect to be in this kind of situation,' the...
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