F1
'Max wasn't born to be in the midfield' - did Austria buy Red Bull more time to keep Verstappen?
The Austrian GP was the result Red Bull needed, but is it enough to start convincing Max Verstappen to stay around?
Sauber's 2017 F1 C36
F1
- Last updated: September 19th 2019
Car launch week has started.
Sauber has released the first images of its C36-Ferrari, which will be driven in 2017 by Marcus Ericsson and Pascal Werhlein.
With no Felipe Nasr in the squad the Banco de Brasil sponsorship is no more, switching to white with a marked lack of logos on the car. Instead the car is currently celebrating the team’s 25 years of F1.
The images give a better idea of how the rear wing changes will look, and features a more striking sharkfin than the Williams.
You may also like
F1
Mark Hughes: Russell won in Austria, but Antonelli outshone him again
George Russell closed the F1 title gap to 40 points with victory in the 2026 Austrian Grand Prix, but championship leader Kimi Antonelli remained the class of the field
F1
ADUO: how F1's engine catch-up mechanism turned its own logic upside down
Formula 1's new mid-season ADUO engine exemption was built to help the strugglers close the gap. Its first ruling did something nobody predicted - and the upgrades are already on track
F1
Mark Hughes: No more teardrops at Mercedes as F1 aero innovation is effectively banned
Mercedes' Formula 1 cars will run without clever aerodynamic devices in Austria after being told to remove them. What did these innovative blisters do? And how much time did they bring?
×