Alfa Romeo team boss Frédéric Vasseur says patience is required for Antonio Giovinazzi to get up to speed with the Swiss outfit following a muted start to his 2019 campaign. Giovinazzi's performance in the first three races of the year clearly lagged that of team mate Kimi Raikkonen, but Vasseur insists the under-performance was linked to the team, not the driver. In China, Alfa Romeo was advised by Ferrari to install a new control electronics on its power units, an instruction the team did not follow for time constraint reasons. Ferrari to take first step in SF90 development in Baku Unfortunately, the decision back-fired for Giovinazzi ahead of qualifying in Shanghai when his engine...
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