Antonio Giovinazzi knows that his performances for both Scuderia Ferrari and the Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team during the post-Hungarian Grand Prix test may still not be enough for him to earn a full-time drive in Formula 1 in 2019. The Italian showed good pace on both days of the test, setting the pace on Tuesday whilst with Ferrari before finishing fourth fastest with Sauber on Wednesday, and he felt he did a good job for both outfits at the Hungaroring. Giovinazzi, who is the test and reserve driver for Sauber as well as an official Ferrari test driver, hopes he has done enough to at least put himself into a position to gain a race seat for next season, although he knows there is still...
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