No superlicentie for Giedo van der Garde [updated]

Posted on 12-03-2015 at 23:15 by JordyS – 70 Responses”

#Giedogate on Friday morning (local time), an unexpected new chapter.

It seems that Giedo can whistle to his superlicentie. We do not want any technical story, but it comes up on the next down. Sauber-team boss Monisha Kaltenborn has the Contracts Recognition Board last week to let me know that the contract with Van der Garde dissolved.

The Swiss and Australian court ruled otherwise, but the CRB will still have the issue have to bend for our fellow countryman are ‘driver’s license’ get. That can take quite some time, while the first training is all about 3.5 hours from start. That brings not only Van der Garde in the problems, because the Australian court demanded previously-that Sauber the necessary steps would be take to the Dutchman this weekend to get in car.

We can now say that the team that has not been done, but this brings the renstal of Kaltenborn especially himself in trouble. It would be good that are seized cars and other property of the team, which not only Van der Garde on the side. Is undoubtedly continued…

UPDATE 7:10
The first free training session, Van der Garde is not driven. The driver was briefly in the pit lane to see in a racepak of Sauber. Incidentally, the other drivers of Sauber in the first free training, no meters. In the second free training (that now is), are Ericsson and Nasr, however, along the way, Ericsson, meanwhile, has damage driven.

Meanwhile, the lawsuit against Sauber will resume, and there is press speculation or Monisha Kaltenborn in a Australian cell is going to end up now she has not acted on the decisions of the Australian court.

UPDATE 7:50
The court case is tomorrow morning 9:30 (local time), the judge has both parties are advised in the meantime to talk to the thing a neat way to solve the problem.