Having missed out at the Hungaroring, Giedo van der Garde will be back behind the wheel of a Sauber at this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix. The Dutchman – eclipsed in his nation's F1 consciousness overnight by the announcement that 16-year old Max Verstappen will make his grand prix debut next season – watched as Adrian Sutil and Esteban Gutierrez got mileage under their belts in Budapest practice, but will replace the Mexican in FP1 at Spa-Francorchamps this weekend. For van der Garde, the return could not come at a better place, with Spa not only the closest thing to a 'home' track on the F1 schedule, but also one that he, along with the majority of the field, looks forward to driving....
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