Having lost his Caterham race-seat, Giedo van der Garde is heading to Sauber as the team's official reserve driver. The 28-year-old Dutchman, who failed to score a point in his debut season last year, will drive during "some" Friday sessions as well as taking part in "several" tests for the team. "I consider this an important step in my career," van der Garde said. "It is my goal to help the team with the development of the new car. But, of course, I am a racing driver, and I want to show the team and everybody else what I am capable of and that I deserve a race seat with the Sauber F1 Team in 2015. After all, my ambition remains unchanged and I am highly...
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