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Marcus Ericsson took the his third consecutive top ten finish at the Italian Grand Prix last weekend, coming home in ninth place to pick up two points. While overshadowed by team-mate Felipe Nasr in the early rounds of the season, Ericsson has improved as the year has gone on and is now seven points behind Nasr in the drivers' championship.
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