XPB Images Felipe Nasr labeled his ninth place finish in the  Brazilian GP, and the two championship points that go with it, as "a victory" for Sauber. Torrential rain, precarious conditions and a spell of safety cars and red flags were all helping hands for the Brazilian who made the most of the chaotic race to put an end to his team's dry spell. But Nasr drove a steady race, staying on the track and out of trouble while running for the event's entire duration on a full wet set of tyres, thus avoiding the ill-fated strategy of going for intermediates like most of his direct rivals. "It was amazing, it was like a dream come true, I couldn't have imagined a better...
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