article_snippet: them instead hired two drivers, Brazilian Felipe Nasr and Sweden’s Marcus Ericsson, who between them bring £20million to the team.
article_snippet: The team’s lawyers said the cars had been fitted to the specifications of Nasr and Ericsson.
article_snippet: Sauber's Marcus Ericsson (left) and
article_snippet: Nasr wait to se if they will drive in Melbourne this weekend .
article_snippet: they know even Sauber’s test driver measurements.
article_snippet: No, Sauber cannot afford to drop Nasr, who is backed by Banco do Brasil, or Ericsson, who brings in a sponsorship package worth £10million.
article_snippet: However, even this is illogical because without Sauber’s two high-paying drivers the whole team could be forced into administration, meaning therefore, Sauber would have nobody to drive for.
highlights_snippet: Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson wait to see if Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson'll drive in Melbourne .
  
highlights_snippet: Australian Grand Prix kicks off the 2015 Formula One season on Sunday .