After the back-to-back races in Austria and Britain, the Sauber F1 Team will join their fellow racing colleagues at the Hungaroring in Budapest Hungary for the final race before the traditional annual F1 summer break.
For this round, the Hinwil based squad will be introducing the first part of its aerodynamic update, which includes new bodywork as well as a cooling system on both the Sauber C36-Ferrari's.
Following the summer break, the team will return to action with a new floor to compliment these initial updates.
Regular driver Marcus Ericsson hasn't been having an easy time of it lately, so he is hoping these improvements will make for some stronger racing this weekend…
“Off to the last race before the F1 shutdown – the Hungaroring is a track that I have been to a lot in the past couple of years,” he said. “It is a very technical track with interesting corner combinations.”
“I especially look forward to seeing my Swedish fans there, which motivates me even more to perform well. We will also have new parts on the car, and it will be interesting to see the first insights of this aerodynamic update. Hopefully, it will bring us forward so that we can fight our way into the midfield.”
