Felipe Nasr has set his sights on a 2015 race debut in formula one. The Brazilian, whose name rhymes with that of his countryman and Williams stablemate Felipe Massa, is the Grove squad's official reserve driver in 2014 and a frontrunner in the GP2 series. Significantly backed by Banco do Brasil, the 21-year-old says his management has already opened negotiations for a F1 race seat in 2015. "Conversations have begun already," he told Brazil's Sportv. "My management is looking around. "Force India is difficult, but I think Sauber is possible." Nasr said he is not interested in joining a back-of-the-grid team like Marussia or Caterham. "I think I would not accept...
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