The high-stakes design theory that Sauber hopes is key to 2024 F1 progress
Sauber has taken the covers off its Stake-backed C44 at a ceremony in London, revealing some pre-season design secrets that are certain to catch the eyes of its rivals
Switched to a pull-rod suspension layout for 2024 marks a notable departure for Sauber
Photo by: Sauber F1 Team
The rear wing appears to be a placeholder for now as it lacks the developments Sauber sported as Alfa Romeo in 2023
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