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A disappointing qualifying result for Sauber in Spain
Marcus Ericsson: “Overall it is a bit disappointing. We are starting further down the grid than we had hoped for." Qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix did not produce the results the Sauber F1 Team had hoped for. Felipe Nasr made it into Q2, but was not able to finish further up than 15th after having issues with the rear tyres caused by overheating. His team-mate Marcus Ericsson will start the race from P16. Marcus Ericsson (Qualifying: 16th in Q1 - 1:28.112 min): “Overall it is a bit disappointing. We are starting further down the grid than we had hoped for. The first run in Q1 was ok. We were able to find some improvements when we went out on the second set of tyres, but it...
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