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Marcus Ericsson will return to the seat of a Formula 1 car next week as he tests for Alfa Romeo.
The Swede left the Hinwil squad formerly named Sauber at the end of the 2018 season and switched to IndyCar, where he has so far picked up one podium finish.
Ericsson has remained the third driver of Alfa Romeo since his departure from a full-time seat but hasn't featured at any test event up to now.
Alfa Romeo, who took over the Sauber team after acting as its title sponsor in 2018, replaced its line-up this year as Charles Leclerc moved to Ferrari, bringing in Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi.
Alfa Romeo will be testing for Pirelli at the Red Bull Ring following the Austrian Grand Prix weekend as part of the Italian marque's test plan in 2019
Test calendar for 2020 tyres
| Date | Location | Tyre | Team (s) |
|---|---|---|---|
Date 2 - 3 April |
Location Bahrain |
Tyre Dry |
Team (s) Toro Rosso + McLaren |
Date 14 - 15 May |
Location Barcelona |
Tyre Dry |
Team (s) Ferrari + Racing Point |
Date 28 - 29 May |
Location Paul Ricard |
Tyre Wet |
Team (s) Ferrari (day 1) + Red Bull (day 1 + 2) |
Date 2 - 3 July |
Location Spielberg |
Tyre Dry |
Team (s) Alfa Romeo |
Date 16-17 July |
Location Silverstone |
Tyre Dry |
Team (s) Red Bull + Williams |
Date 10 - 11 September |
Location Paul Ricard |
Tyre Dry |
Team (s) Mercedes |
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