Antonio Giovinazzi may be on Formula 1's sidelines for now, but the Italian driver retains a positive outlook on his future. The Ferrari junior, who ran three races with Sauber last season following Pascal Wehrlein's injury, was in contention for a seat at the Swiss outfit. The 24-year-old ultimately missed out on the drive however following the nomination of Charles Leclerc and Sauber's decision to retain Marcus Ericsson. "Obviously I was close to Alfa Romeo and it was the best opportunity, but clearly Sauber made a different choice," the Italian told Radio Sportiva. "However, I will not give up. Even last year I began as a third driver and then I made my debut, so I will...
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