Antonio Giovinazzi has vowed to 'never give up' in his quest to improve and succeed in Formula 1. The Italian rookie immediately impressed when he stepped in at short notice at Sauber in 2017 for the then injured Pascal Wehrlein. But he also made waves by crashing in both qualifying and the race in China. Backed by Ferrari, 25-year-old Giovinazzi sat out 2018 as a test driver, but has returned this year for his first full-time race season with Alfa Romeo. However, of the ten teammate pairings in 2019, only Williams' Kubica and Giovinazzi – whose teammate is Kimi Raikkonen – are struggling so conspicuously. Nevertheless, last weekend Giovinazzi was presented with the prestigious...
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