Marcus Ericsson wishes Sauber would change the way their DRS operates after his crash at Silverstone. Ericsson calls for Sauber to change how their DRS operates following his high-speed crash in the British Grand Prix. The Swede crashed after losing control of his car whilst trying to overtake Sergio Perez. He claims the collision occured because he didn't close his rear wing in time when going into a corner. "When you're racing and you have this DRS zone, you want to try and be as late as possible to switch it off, and to switch it (back) on as early as possible to try and stay as close as possible," Ericsson told RaceFans.net. "I wasn't sure after the incident if it...
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