Antonio Giovinazzi admits that two years away from Formula 1 has made it difficult to find his form again now that he's back to racing full time. Giovinazzi made his F1 debut in the first two races of 2017 as a late-notice stand-in for the injured Pascal Wehrlein. But he was then sidelined until the start of 2019 before he finally got the nod as Alfa Romeo's full-time driver alongside Kimi Raikkonen. Vasseur has no doubts that Giovinazzi's 'pace is there' "It’s not really easy to come after two years without racing," the 25-year-old Italian conceded this week, explaining that the lack of race experience was holding him back. “It’s just so many things that you can study and...
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