If it hadn't been for Pierre Galsy's spectacular drive to fourth with Toro Rosso, there's no doubt Sauber's Marcus Ericsson would have been a likely contender for driver of the day. The Swede put an end in Bahrain to Sauber's 50-race pointless streak with a superb drive - perhaps the best in his four-year career - to ninth place. "I'm extremely happy and proud of the team," said a jubilant Ericsson Sunday evening. "I think we worked very hard, I've had some very tough years but I've been working very hard to turn things around. Gasly stupefied by 'unbelievable' run to fourth "This year it's a new chapter with this team, with Alfa Romeo coming in and a lot of things...
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