Kimi Raikkonen will help take Sauber onto another level and has already begun to effect change at the team, says Fred Vasseur. The veteran has confirmed a two-year switch to Sauber from 2019 after being replaced at Ferrari by Charles Leclerc. Raikkonen began his Formula 1 career with Sauber in 2001 and will return 18 years later, insisting his passion for racing remains undimmed, despite an impressive career that has taken in a title-winning campaign with Ferrari in 2007. The Finn has not won a race since returning to the Scuderia in 2014, but has remained on the team due to his consistency and reputation for fine technical feedback, something that Vasseur believes will also pay dividends...
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