Marcus Ericsson - Sauber Sauber's Marcus Ericsson believes a change to his mental approach to racing provided clear benefits to his performance in 2016. The Swede was determined to capitalize on his experience when he kicked off his second season of F1 racing but a state of stress impacted his driving in the early part of the year. Ericsson put his head down and altered his approach to his Grand Prix weekends, an effort which improved his performance relative to his team mate, Felipe Nasr. "This year especially I've been able to work better through the weekends," Ericsson explained to  Autosport. "Free practice sessions haven't been the most important for me. I've been...
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