Sauber is hard at work designing its 2018 contender which, according to team boss Fred Vasseur, will be 'completely different' to its current car. The Hinwill-based team has endured a difficult season to date, marked by an underperforming C36 chassis powered by an equally lagging 2016-sepc Ferrari engine and a progressive drop way from the mid-field battle. Sauber suffered a tumultuous campaign last year as the Swiss team fought for its survival, a state of affairs which heavily impacted the design of its 2017 car. Frédéric Vasseur, who took over from former team principal Monisha Kaltenborn earlier this summer, is focusing his efforts on putting together a competitive package for next...
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