Marcus Ericsson felt Sauber's one-stop gamble at the United States Grand Prix was its only chance of claiming its first point of the campaign, before he… read more »

Although we haven't scored a point yet, we are heading the right way. read more »

Felipe Nasr will start on the back row of the grid for the United States Grand Prix after finding that the set-up of his Sauber that worked during practice did not relate to a... read more »

Sauber decision to run 2016 engines 'not financially driven' read more »

Sauber Team Principal Monisha Kaltenborn insists that the squad's decision to retain Ferrari's 2016 engines for use in the 2017 season is not a… read more »

It is certainly not the qualifying result we can be satisfied with. read more »

The transcript of the Friday Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2016 United States Grand Prix involving representatives from Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull, Haas,... read more »

Ericsson and Nasr on different programmes testing various set-ups. read more »

Welcome from Austin, Texas! Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson look back at the Japanese Grand Prix as well as forth at the United States Grand Prix. Different from last year we... read more »

Honda's head of F1 project Yusuke Hasegawa has revealed that there are "no concrete plans" to add Sauber to the fold despite reports that the Swiss team is... read more »

Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr are hoping to complete a strong weekend for the Sauber F1 team at the United States Grand Prix read more »

While Marcus Ericsson, should he stay on at Sauber, is facing a season of racing with a year-old engine, the Swede says he understands Sauber decision. read more »

Sauber duo Marcuss Ericsson and Felipe Nasr express their view on the upcoming American Grand Prix in Austin... read more »

Currently enduring their longest ever points drought, Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson has admitted that they need to find more pace if they are to get off the mark on the... read more »

Marcus Ericsson admits he "questioned it quite a lot" when he heard Sauber had opted to take year-old Ferrari engines for the 2017 season. Sauber opted for the older... read more »

Marcus Ericsson has conceded that Sauber still has to make strides if it is to score a point in Formula 1 this season. Sauber is currently enduring the… read more »

Marcus Ericsson initially questioned Sauber's decision to run an old-spec Ferrari Formula 1 engine next year before being convinced by the team it was the best way forward read more »

As the Formula 1 season winds down towards its conclusion, many drivers are still not confirmed for a drive next year, including Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson. read more »

2 Races. 8 Scenes. 360 Degrees. Spend the next 3 minutes with us at the race track! Look around in 360 degrees. Here are 4 scenes from the Singapore Grand Prix and 4 scenes... read more »

After Sauber announced that they will be using 2016-spec Ferrari engines in 2017, Toro Rosso driver Carlos Sainz said that they will be two steps behind next season... read more »

The Sauber F1 Team had an unsuccessful Japanese Grand Prix, with both drivers failing to improve massively on their starting positions. read more »

Felipe Nasr says he wants to stay with Sauber for a third season in 2017 following an upturn in form under new owners Longbow Finance. read more »

Felipe Nasr was left to rue a messy race as he came home a low-key 19th in Japan, as Sauber's point-less streak showed no sign of coming to an end in… read more »

Marcus Ericsson finished fifteenth in the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, and felt the Sauber team got the strategy right after climbing from eighteenth on the grid. read more »

Sauber will stick with Ferrari power in 2017, however, team boss Monisha Kaltenborn has confirmed that they will run year-old engines. read more »