Marcus Ericsson will leave Formula 1 behind at the end of this season, as he heads off to IndyCar where he will replace Robert Wickens at Schmidt Peterson. The popular Swede has been left without a seat in Formula 1 for 2019, as a result of the signing of Kimi Raikkonen from Ferrari. With Ericsson's 2018 teammate Charles Leclerc swapping seats with the Finn by moving to Ferrari, there was a chance that Ericsson would be kept on to make it an all Scandinavian line-up at Sauber next year. This door closed when Sauber signed Ferrari reserve and test driver Antonio Giovinazzi, who has also been Sauber's third driver for the past two seasons. With no racing options for 2019, Ericsson has cast...
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