Ahead of the opening race of the 2018 Formula 1 season in Australia on 25 March, we assess Sauber's chances of success in the first season of their partnership with Alfa Romeo and a return to updated Ferrari power. Sauber took a good step forward in the second week of testing, the second version of the aerodynamic package was effective. The Swiss team were not only able to close the gap to the field, but with Williams already fight for the penultimate place. Charles Leclerc finished 15th in the final test, but also ended in the gravel on three occasions. One excursion cost the team five hours of track time. Similarly, Ferrari powered Haas will be the benchmark upon which Sauber will be...
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