Leading the Chase: Interview with BMW's Willi Rampf
BMW Sauber were not quite as good as the two leading teams this year, but markedly better than everyone else. Craig Scarborough spoke to technical director (chassis) Willi Rampf about how they did it
With the 2007 season now over, BMW Sauber can rightly look back at the season as their best yet.
Even as the independent Sauber team their best result in the constructors' championship was fourth back in 2001, coincidentally with Nick Heidfeld as part of the team. This year, their results placed them second - or, more realistically, third in the constructors, if you discount McLaren's penalty.
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