Despite back-to-back point-less seasons, Marcus Ericsson believes his experience in F1 will benefit Sauber as they look to move off the bottom of the table. Last season Sauber finished last in the standings with five points, none of which were scored by Ericsson. The Swede, though, still held onto his race-seat and this season will team up with Ferrari protege Charles Leclerc. As such Ericsson with his four years of racing will be the more experienced of the two Sauber drivers, and he is hoping that experience will help the tema. '2017 was a difficult year but we worked hard as a team and made some good progress,' he said. 'I am happy about the way we improved in the end of the season...
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