Sauber, Felipe Nasr: “Most aggressive car in 2016”

Felipe Nasr expects a much more aggressive Sauber in 2016, therefore capable of improving its 2015 performance - which saw it eighth in the Constructors' standings and with some isolated exploits more or less around tenth position - and of maintaining a faster pace of development. The next single-seater will be more aggressive and less traditional, and perhaps the new philosophy will also be influenced by the arrival of the new and expert technical director Mark Smith, formerly of Red Bull, Force India and Caterham, in the team.

“Our work is going in the direction of having a much more aggressive car in 2016, we know our weak points and we are working on those in an incisive way. We are working on a more aggressive car. We know the areas to improve and let's give it a try – Nasr said - "When I signed I knew we might have difficulties, the team has always been very realistic. We are an honest team, we don't promise things we can't deliver. But now it's time to be more aggressive, this is our new philosophy".

Antonino Rendina