In the early rounds of the 2016 Formula 1 world championship season, it appears that Sauber is clinging to survive and may even have to miss the forthcoming Chinese Grand Prix. The Swiss team cleared a high hurdle recently after falling behind in February wage payments to its 300 staff, but more problems are now obviously on display.   The F1 paddock is buzzing with speculation that Sauber might reach the end of the road in the next couple of weeks, before making the trip to the Shanghai metropolis. Team co-owner and boss Monisha Kaltenborn was not even in Bahrain, amid speculation she stayed behind in Hinwil to address Sauber's urgent financial problems. According to Speed Week,...
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