Marcus Ericsson believes he and Sauber team-mate Charles Leclerc need different requirements from the C37 due to their contrasting driving styles, and that a recent attitude change has aided his prospects. Ericsson held the upper hand across the opening round of the season but a change of set-up in Azerbaijan aided Leclerc, who has since been Sauber’s stronger driver. Ericsson managed to end his run of one-lap defeats against Leclerc at the pre-summer Grand Prix in Hungary but still trails 13-5 on points. “Charles is managing to really find the limit in qualifying in a good way and I’m trying to feel that as well,” explained Ericsson. “But also not only...
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