Marcus Ericsson has described Sauber’s current position in Formula 1 as being in a “completely different world” compared to 12 months ago.  The newly-rebranded Alfa Romeo squad has made significant progress both financially and on the track heading into 2018 and currently occupies ninth place in the constructors’ standings, having already recorded 11 points more than it did during the entirety of last season.  Sauber has scored points at three of the last four rounds - including a two-car finish inside the top 10 in Austria - while at least one driver has progressed into either Q2 or Q3 at ever race since the Spanish Grand Prix in May.  5774263478001 CrashTV:  When asked to...
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