Giedo van der Garde drove for Sauber last year as reserve driver, expecting a race seat to come his way in 2015. The Dutchman is now trying to secure his drive through the courts, with Marcus Ericsson one of the two race drivers currently in place. The two get on well, and Ericsson acknowledged on Thursday evening that the situation is "not personal".
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