After a quiet winter for the experienced 32-year-old, Adrian Sutil has kept his formula one dream alive. Some Le Mans rumours and a low-profile legal dispute with Sauber aside, little has been heard from Sutil since the German's 2015 contract was not honoured by the struggling Swiss team. But on Thursday, the British outfit Williams announced that it has signed the veteran of more than 100 grands prix as its new reserve driver. Two weeks ago in Australia, Williams had to admit it did not have an official reserve on the books. So when Valtteri Bottas was injured, despite early speculation tester Susie Wolff might get the nod, it was believed Mercedes' Pascal Wehrlein was put on standby for...
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