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Monaco GP practice quotes: Sauber

Nico Hulkenberg - 14th/13th: "It was a good day, and we were able to work through the programme without any issues. The balance of the car improved during FP2, and we know the track will improve and get faster throughout the weekend. We collected a lot of data, and there is still room for improvement."

Esteban Gutierrez - 16th/15th: "It was a positive day in many aspects. In the first practice session, I focused on finding confidence in the car. It was quite tricky, because it's a very narrow and bumpy track, and in the beginning, it's very difficult to read the car. But this is something we were able to improve in the second session. It was important to have the reference between the two cars. It's evident the gap to the front is quite big, and we need to find more speed in qualifying. Nevertheless I definitely enjoyed today, and we will keep pushing for the limit."

Tom McCullough, Head of Track Engineering: "It was a trouble-free day, and we were maximising track time. For Esteban it was the first day in a Formula One car on this track, and he got up to speed pretty quickly. The updated parts are working as intended, which is positive. It's clear traffic management is going to be key in Monaco, as usual. We were able to improve the car between FP1 and FP2, but there is still some more to find."

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