Sauber has launched a junior team that will compete in four junior categories in 2019. The Swiss team's move follows the likes of Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull, who have had young drivers signed to their programmes for several years. Sauber already has a rich history of developing young talent – the likes of Kimi Raikkonen, Felipe Massa and Sebastian Vettel were all handed Formula 1 debuts by the team, with Charles Leclerc their latest rookie in 2018. Leclerc will graduate to Ferrari next year, having been a member of the Scuderia's junior programme previously, but Sauber have now set sights on unearthing their own future stars. Sauber's junior team will partner with Charouz Racing...
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