Sauber expects progress in Bahrain

Sauber expects progress in Bahrain

      Sauber is positive about the performance at Suzuka and hopes to build on its success this week in Bahrain.…

      Jonathan Wheatley, team principal: "Japan is behind us, we are going to Bahrain for the second stage of a series of three races in a row. Since the winter tests also took place in Bahrain, we will be able to evaluate the effectiveness of the new products prepared since then.

      Our task is to build on the momentum we gained at Suzuka and be ready to take advantage of any opportunities during the race."

      Nico Hulkenberg: "Bahrain has a completely different track than Suzuka, demanding brakes and grip on asphalt. We were there in February, and since then we've learned a lot and improved the car, but we know there's still a lot to do.

      We will work in each session, focusing on those areas where we can achieve more. The task of the team is to build on the progress achieved and make the most of the knowledge gained in order to achieve a good result in the race."

      Gabriel Bortoleto: "I'm looking forward to returning to Bahrain, where I can build on my skills and continue to improve.

      At the beginning of the week, I visited the base, where I was preparing for the upcoming race. Compared to Melbourne, Shanghai and Suzuki, I know the track in Bahrain quite well. The condition of the asphalt changes over the course of the weekend, the wind plays a big role, but I'm ready for anything. Every session is a chance to achieve more."

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Sauber expects progress in Bahrain

Sauber is positive about the performance at Suzuka and hopes to build on its success this week in Bahrain.…