article_snippet: Supreme Court in Australia has cleared the way for Dutch Formula One driver Giedo van der Garde to compete in this weekend's Melbourne Grand Prix after his legal challenge was ruled successful on Wednesday.
article_snippet: Giedo van der Garde won the challenge to get a spot in Sunday's race with Swiss F1 team Sauber, who removed Giedo van der Garde as a driver late last year despite having a contract.
article_snippet: Justice Clyde Croft in the Supreme Court of Victoria said Giedo van der Garde application was successful.
article_snippet: Giedo van der Garde did not have a custom seat, but Giedo van der Garde's lawyer Tom Clarke said van der Garde's lawyer Tom Clarke client was ready to work with the team to get a seat fitted before racing begins.
article_snippet: But Giedo van der Garde said outside court Giedo van der Garde was ready to race.
article_snippet: Giedo van der Garde said. '
article_snippet: Giedo van der Garde also said that despite the legal battle, Giedo van der Garde was keen to work with Sauber again.
article_snippet: Dutch driver  claimed Dutch driver   was offered a race seat for the 2015 campaign
article_snippet: Giedo van der Garde Giedo van der Garde said Giedo van der Garde would be on track at Albert Park later Wednesday to catch up and prepare for the race.
highlights_snippet: Giedo van der Garde claims Giedo van der Garde was promised a full-time race seat for the 2015 season .
  