(© Ben Johnston 2015)
The
Sauber F1 Team have confirmed that they will do everything in their power to
defend their interests after former test driver Giedo Van Der Garde took legal
action against the team demanding that he drives for the Swiss outfit at next
weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.
The
Dutch driver states that he had an agreement in place to race for the Sauber F1
Team but that they reneged on the deal and signed Marcus Ericsson and Felipe
Nasr for this season.
Sauber
F1 Team Principal Monisha Keltenborn stated that as the situation is currently
in front of the courts it would be inappropriate for her to comment. She
did say however:
‘However, we
will take all necessary steps to protect our company, this team and its
interests. Last year was a challenging time for us but going into the
2015 season we have been focused on putting steps in place to ensure that we
are delivering the best outcomes for F1's fans.’
© Ben Johnston 2015
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