Sauber has becoꦍme the first team to officially present its 2017 F1 contender, unveiling the C36 with this year's more💜 striking bodywork and a bold new livery.

In a week that will see all cars revealed before they hit the track in public for the first time on February 27th fo෴r pre-season testing, Sauber was the first to pull the wraps off its efforts in an onlไine launch.

Though Williams gave 🔜a glimpse at the new-look cars over the weekend, the Sauber ♌C36 offers the first details glance at this year's regulation overhaul designed to make the cars faster in the corners and appear more aggressive.

Despite this, Sauber heads into 2017 - its first full season under the stewardshi𝔍p of new owners Longbow Finance - utilising a 2016 Ferrari power unit after opting to focus its efforts and limited resources on the chassis paired with aꦓ known quantity.

As well as the new bodywork, the C36 features a revised livery for 2017, with the recognisable blue and yellow of the past two seasons replaced with a more discreet blue, white and gold a⭕ppearance, albeit with notably minimal sponsor branding.

The team 🌊features a revised driver line-up with Marcus Ericsson entering into his t🐎hird season with the team - and his fourth in total - alongside newcomer Pascal Wehrlein, who swaps from Manor.

However, Wehrlein will n♚ot drive the car at the first test following a back injury sustained ove꧒r the winter. He is set to be deputised by Ferrari test driver Antonio Giovinazzi.