Antonio Giovinazzi will continue in the Sauber car at the Chinese Grand Prix after Pascal Wehrlein withdrew from the race due to fitness concerns. read more »

Sauber driver Pascal Wehrlein will be replaced by Antonio Giovinazzi for the second race in a row at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. Wehrlein pulled out of the... read more »

Sauber left Melbourne without a single point, but despite their struggles down under, and their reliance on a year old engine, Monisha Kaltenborn is confident that other... read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi will continue to drive for Sauber at the Chinese GP after Pascal Wehrlein was ruled out through fitness issues. read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi will race again for Sauber in Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix as replacement for Pascal Wehrlein. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein will have to wait at least another race to make his first start for Sauber after withdrawing from the Chinese Grand Prix, Antonio Giovinazzi continuing to deputise. read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi will fill in for the injured Pascal Wehrlein at Sauber for the Chinese Grand Prix read more »

Pascal Wehrlein will skip the Chinese Grand Prix, and could miss the Bahrain race too, as he battles to regain fitness after pulling out of Formula 1's season-opener in... read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi will continue to race for Sauber at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, with the unfit Pascal Wehrlein targeting a return in either Bahrain or… read more »

Toto Wolff says he was "impressed" with Pascal Wehrlein for his "courage and selflessness" in informing Sauber that he could not race in Australia. read more »

Despite Sauber's only finisher completing the Australian GP two laps down on the race winner, Monisha Kaltenborn believes points will be possible this season. read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn insists points are still realistic for her Formula 1 team this season despite missing out in the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Honda are remaining tight-lipped on reports they are set to supply Sauber with engines for 2018, although acknowledged they have a "responsibility" to provide more... read more »

Sauber's Italian stand-in driver Antonio Giovinazzi says he'll grab another chance to take the driver's seat this season. read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn has dismissed media speculation that Sauber is on the verge of switching to Honda engines. read more »

Honda and Mercedes are candidates to power the Sauber Formula 1 team in 2018, if it moves away from current supplier Ferrari, team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has confirmed read more »

Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn has ruled out the possibility of her team switching to Honda power this season in the event McLaren drops the Japanese manufacturer during 2017.... read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn has rubbished reports that Sauber will announce next month that they will change to Honda engines during this season. read more »

Sauber F1 team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has confirmed Antonio Giovinazzi will stay on as a reserve driver, but was "surprised" by his performance in Australia. read more »

Sauber F1 team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has admitted the team was "very surprised" with the quality of last-minute debutant Antonio Giovinazzi's performance... read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has strongly defended Pascal Wehrlein's late withdrawal from the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Having impressed in his F1 debut, Antonio Giovinazzi says he would be happy to do another race with Sauber but concedes that is not his job. read more »

Despite putting in a stellar performance on his F1 debut with Sauber, Antonio Giovinazzi isn't banking on a recall for the next race in China. read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn was expecting a penalty to befall Kevin Magnussen after the Dane tipped her driver Marcus Ericsson into a first lap spin at Albert Park on Sunday. read more »

Sauber Team Principal Monisha Kaltenborn blasted an "incomprehensible" decision by the stewards not to penalise Kevin Magnussen, following a collision with… read more »