Frederic Vasseur, boss at Sauber, claims his team are measuring up against Ferrari and Mercedes as they head into the 2019 season. The team made strong progress last year and totalled a healthy 48 points, but Vasseur claims they can only see growth if they look at data from the top teams. And that won't come as foreign information to Ferrari legend Kimi Raikkonen, who has moved back to Sauber. "We also made progress on the circuit due to the performance of McLaren and Williams, who had more problems than we expected, so I prefer to look at the percentage gap with the top teams, which is the best way for me to see how we perform. They have a lot of resources at their disposal, so if we...
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