Sauber switched its focus to its 2019 car at a very early stage last year, but team boss Fred Vasseur isn't sure what to expect given F1's introduction of new aero rules this season. The Swiss outfit enjoyed a revival of sorts last year, reaping the fruits of the significant financial and management restructuring it underwent in 2017. Thanks to its increased resources, Sauber invested early in its C38 design that will be entrusted to its new line-up of drivers made up of Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi. While he's optimistic ahead of the 2019 campaign, Vasseur is refraining from making any bold projections given the total lack of information surrounding its rivals' interpretation of...
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