Mercedes sports affairs director is happy to see Nick Heidfeld returning to the F1 grid even with a rival team.
After losing his seat from BMW, the German pilot began season passed as Mercedes reserve driver to later become Pirelli, test pilot to return to the grid with Sauber at the end of the season.
Once again in 2011, Heidfeld faced to the prospect of a season on the bench, and believed that it was close to reach an agreement to return to his reserve role at Mercedes.
Now, however, Heidfeld will be making the test with Renault in Jerez this weekend, between the rumours that is already confirmed to replace the injured former teammate of BMW, Robert Kubica.
Norbert Haug in declarations to Auto Motor und Sport said that it brand German not he has a post race to offer, is happy to be on the grid.
"If Nick has an opportunity to compete somewhere, we are the last in throwing stones on his way", said.
