Robin Frijns looks set to claim another foothold in the F1 paddock less than twelve months after appearing to have made the step up with Sauber.The Dutch ace, who was heavily courted after winning the 2012 World Series by Renault, was unable to find a race seat due to a lack of sponsorship, but seemed to have landed an opportunity to impress when he signed a test and reserve deal with Sauber ahead of last season. However, with hardly any track time coming his way, and no sign of a Friday morning practice outing on the horizon, Frijns split from the Swiss squad, preferring to concentrate on sporadic – but nevertheless impressive – races in the GP2 Series.Now though the 22-year old...
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