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Caterham picks Van der Garde for second seat

Dutchman Giedo van der Garde will be Charles Pic's teammate.

Feb.2 (GMM) Caterham has ended the long wait over its second race driver for 2013, but uncertainty still reigns regarding Force India's choice.

Giedo van der Garde, Caterham
Giedo van der Garde, Caterham

Photo by: Rainier Ehrhardt

Ending the hopes of the team's 2012 lineup Heikki Kovalainen and Vitaly Petrov, Caterham said Dutchman Giedo van der Garde will be Charles Pic's teammate.

"I want to thank (team boss) Cyril (Abiteboul), Tony Fernandes, (sponsor) McGregor and everyone who has worked so hard to make this happen," said van der Garde.

As for Force India, it appears Adrian Sutil is still a candidate, but on Friday the higher bets were being placed on the Ferrari-linked Frenchman Jules Bianchi.

The Silverstone based team denied the decision is all about money.

"The decision we will make will be for the benefit of the team," deputy boss Bob Fernley insisted, according to Reuters.

"And it doesn't necessarily follow that that is a financial requirement. In fact it's highly unlikely that it will be."

There might, however, be an engine link, with rumours Bianchi's drive could be crucially linked with a Ferrari engine deal for 2014.

"It's part of the decision-making process," Fernley said.

"It would be too simplistic just to say it is linked to an engine, because it's not the case at all."

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