Alfa Romeo boss Frédéric Vasseur says that Antonio Giovinazzi no longer needs to look to his veteran team mate Kimi Raikkonen as a reference for how to go about his race weekend. The 27-year-old Italian made his Formula 1 debut in the 2017 Australian Grand Prix for Sauber as a last minute stand-in for an unwell Pascal Wehrlein. He finally got a chance to race full-time in 2019 and is now taking part in his third season for the squad. Having completed 45 races for Alfa, Giovinazzi delivered the team's first championship point of the current season by crossing the line in tenth place in Monaco, one ahead of Raikkonen. Read also: Giovinazzi says relentless run to P10 was 'mentally' tiring...
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