Felipe Nasr has admitted a lack of a simulator could affect his Sauber F1 Team when the new clutch-start rules kick into effect at the Belgian Grand Prix next weekend. The Swiss team do not have a simulator, with the Brazilian driver feeling that without one, he is being forced to learn circuits and procedures on track during a race weekend, which he feels is far from ideal. 'The lack of simulator is a down factor, for sure, and the team is aware of that, which is why we're trying to think about something next year,' said Nasr to Autosport. 'It can only be positive for a driver to set his mind for a weekend, to prepare his techniques, racing lines, braking lines. 'There is a lot you can...
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