Ferrari have a dilemma on their hands as they vainly attempt to get their junior driver Antonio Giovinazzi on to the Formula 1 grid, however, the Italian team's president Sergio Marchionne insists that it is merely a matter of time before the 23-year-old finds makes his breakthrough. Meanwhile, Giovinazzi has been handed the Ferrari reserve role and a number of FP1 outings for 2018, while Chares Leclerc – Maranello's other protege – has been placed with Alfa Romeo backed Sauber alongside Marcus Ericsson. Marchionne said of the developments, 'Giovinazzi is a good guy, and it's just a question time. He should get his chance.' And confirmed, 'He will be Ferrari's third...
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