Marcus Ericsson has labelled Sauber’s recent performance step as “quite unexpected” and is hopeful that the team can maintain its momentum into this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix. Sauber secured its best result since 2015 in Spain, with Pascal Wehrlein running a one-stop strategy to take eighth place, displaying competitive pace in the midfield. Ericsson, meanwhile, placed 11th, and expressed surprise at the gains made to the C36-Ferrari in Barcelona, ahead of the introduction of another raft of updates – including a new floor, bargeboards and brake ducts – this weekend. “Honestly the whole weekend in Barcelona, with the pace we had, I was a bit...
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