Marcus Ericsson says he and Sauber have “pressed the reset button” in a bid to get on top of his recent qualifying struggles, especially compared to team-mate Charles Leclerc. Leclerc has made it through to Q2 across the past four Grands Prix, using it as a platform to score points in three, but Ericsson has not made it out of Q1 in that stint. Matters reached a nadir in Canada when Ericsson clipped the wall on his first Q1 push lap and was unable to set a representative time. “We sat down after Montreal and really sort of pressed the reset button and really tried to analyse what’s been happening the last few weekends in qualifying,” he said. “We see a...
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