Sauber is planning to hire 100 personnel and increase its workforce in a bid to return to the midfield for 2018 according to Frederic Vasseur. After becoming the team principal of Sauber following the departure of Monisha Kaltenborn, Vasseur is in the process of reforming the team. This process of reform started when the Frenchman ditched Honda power for 2018 and negotaited a new deal with Ferrari to use up to date engines for next season.  Vasseur's next target is to increase the Swiss team's workforce by 100 new personnel, with its current 320 employees making it one of the smallest teams on the grid. These 100 new employees will be used to strengthen all departments of the...
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