Sauber are reportedly keen to bring Ferrari's third driver, Antonio Giovinazzi, on board as their own reserve driver for the 2017 season. Giovinazzi, who put in his first laps in a Formula 1 car earlier this month when he drove a SF15-T at the Fiorano circuit, is a wanted man. According to Motorsport.com, Sauber are in talks with the Scuderia about signing their third driver as uncertainty remains over Pascal Wehrlein's health. The German sustained a neck injury when he crashed into a barrier at the Race of Champions and medical checks are on-going. Should he fail to be fit for the opening race of the season, the Australian GP in March, Sauber are keen to have a back-up driver in place....
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