Marcus Ericsson to take on the role of Third Driver and Brand Ambassador for the Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team from 2019 – Press Releases




 
Hinwil, 25th September 2018 – The Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team is delighted to announce that Marcus Ericsson will continue to be part of the team taking on the role of Third Driver and Brand Ambassador.
 
Over the past four World Championship seasons, Marcus Ericsson has become an important part of the Sauber family. His experience, positive attitude, and the highly professional level of his work have contributed greatly to the remarkable progress made by the Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team. Marcus Ericsson will continue to collaborate closely with the team with full dedication.
 
Marcus Ericsson (car number 9):
“I’m thankful for the years spent in Formula One as a racing driver. I am proud to have represented Sauber over the past four years and this season also such an iconic brand as Alfa Romeo. I would have loved to continue racing but to have a driver as Kimi Räikkönen on board is a great opportunity for the team. I will continue to give my contribution to the team as I have always done with dedication and support.”   

Frédéric Vasseur, CEO of Sauber Motorsport and Team Principal of the Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team:
“We would like to thank Marcus for the dedication to the team and the great job he has done over the past for years with us. We are pleased that he will continue to be a part of the Sauber family going forward. In 2018, the team has made important progress and Marcus has been an essential factor in our development. He has a long history with our team and we look forward to our new shared chapter, in which we will strive to continue collaborating in a positive direction together.”
 
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