Marcus Ericsson has heaped praise on Sauber for the way they bounced back this year, adding they will be even better in 2016. The Hinwil-based squad endured a nightmare 2014 campaign as they failed to score a single point and finished 10th in the Constructors' Championship. That led to several changes as they dropped both Adrian Sutil and Esteban Gutierrez and went for an all-new line-up of Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr. There has certainly been a turnaround in their fortunes this campaign as they have already picked up 36 points and are regularly fighting for top 10 positions. Ericsson, who joined Sauber from Caterham, admits things have gone a lot better than he expected. 'I didn't...
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