Brazilian Felipe Nasr had hoped his home race would provide a breakthrough for struggling Sauber and he was proven right on Sunday when he scored the Swiss team's first points of the season. Nasr's ninth place at a wet Interlagos brought only two points but they could be worth millions of dollars once the Formula One championship is finished by putting Sauber ahead of tail-end rivals Manor. "I have no words to say how happy I am at the moment," declared Nasr, whose future remains undecided with his team yet to confirm their 2017 lineup. "When I saw the weather forecast for today, I knew it could be an opportunity. The opportunity came, and I was ready to go for it,"...
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