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Marcus Ericsson has admitted that the 2018 engine deal between Sauber and Honda is in doubt. Sauber currently use one year old Ferrari engines in 2017, and signed a deal with Honda in April to become the Japanese car giant's first customer team. However, this deal has now reportedly been scrapped.
"To be honest, a lot has happened over the past few days," said Ericsson. "Frederic [Vasseur]'s first priority is to look into the matter." When asked if he would be happy using Honda power in 2018, the Swede replied: "If Honda is 100 per cent focused on success, then it's good for Sauber. Otherwise not.
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While Ericsson has been criticised for being too closely linked with Sauber's owners, Longbow Finance, new team boss, Frederic Vasseur said "The future of a team should not depend on a single driver. I will have the last word on the driver question in the future," when speaking to L'Equipe.
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Where the heck do you get that headline from? Ericsson said nothing of the sort