Thursday, 20 February 2014

Sauber concentrating on their new brake by wire system in Bahrain

(Sauber F1 Team)
 
The second day of testing is underway in Bahrain today and while a number of team's are working on their reliability the Sauber F1 Team are concentrating on working on their new brake by wire system which is brand new for the 2014 Formula One season.
 
The new rear braking system was brought in due to the heavier Energy Recovery System and this means that under braking driver's need to apply more pressure on the brakes in order to effectively charge the new ERS unit and Kinetic Energy Recovery System.
 
Adrian Sutil, who joins the Swiss team following a year at Sahara Force India has admitted that driver's have to change their style of driving for this season. The German spun his car during testing yesterday.
 
Sutil also confirmed that the team have being carrying out initial set up work of their new C33 however they are not yet 100%.
 
Sutil's team-mate, Esteban Gutierrez took over driving duty for the Swiss based team today and is currently in 8th place just behind Toro Rosso's Jean Eric Vergne but ahead of Romain Grosjean who completing his second day of testing for the Lotus F1 Team in their new E22.
 
©Ben Johnston 2014

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