Sauber team principal Frederic Vasseur has revealed that the team "pushed like hell" to turn their attention to the development of their 2019 car as early as when they were performing in the 2018 season, and has positive expectations for the team going into the new campaign. Vasseur's outfit performed admirably last season and finished eighth in the constructor's championship, with Charles Leclerc proving a highlight of their campaign. Their solid performances meant that they could prepare for the upcoming 2019 aerodynamic changes as early as possible, which Vasseur claims they pushed for. "We pushed like hell quite early on next year's car. We switched all resources of...
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