BMW Back In Business!!!!

BMW Sauber may have only scored two points in Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix, but team principal Mario Theissen is convinced that the team have made significant progress with the revised car they introduced in Barcelona.

We know one thing for definite: the modifications have improved the BMW Sauber F1.09,” he told the team’s website following Nick Heidfeld’s seventh-place finish.

Rather than introducing incremental changes at previous races, BMW Sauber chose to concentrate on a major upgrade package for Spain.

Our goal is to use both a modified KERS and a multi-level diffuser in Istanbul.

BMW Sauber lie sixth in the constructors’ table, level with Ferrari on six points.

BMW confident about luck change

BMW Sauber boss Mario Theissen is adamant his team will bounce back. Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix was also the team's most abject performance.

With just four points on the board from Heidfeld's second place in the rain-shortened race in Malaysia, Theissen is hoping - perhaps now praying - such plans reap rewards.

We decided before the start of the season on a big development package for Barcelona.