Kimi Raikkonen believes Sauber has the facilities and resources it needs in order to produce a “great car” in Formula 1 next season. Raikkonen has joined Sauber on a two-year contract after spending five seasons with Ferrari, and tested its C37 during post-season running in Abu Dhabi last month. Sauber was one of the most improved teams both year-on-year and through the course of the campaign. Having scored only five points en route to a distant last in the standings in 2017 it finished eighth in the 2018 Constructors’ Championship, on 48 points, and occasionally held the fourth-fastest package, with Charles Leclerc classifying seventh at each of the final three races....
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