Antonio Giovinazzi did not impress many when he got his first taste of Formula 1 substituting for injured Pascal Wehrlein in Australia and China last year, but his backers – Ferrari – have faith in him and as a result, he will partner veteran Kimi Raikkonen in an all-new driver line-up for Sauber in 2019. It […]
Antonio Giovinazzi did not impress many when he got his first taste of Formula 1 substituting for injured Pascal Wehrlein in Australia and China last year, but his backers – Ferrari – have faith in him and as a result, he will partner veteran Kimi Raikkonen in an all-new driver line-up for Sauber in 2019. It […]
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