Antonio Giovinazzi
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Ferrari will not influence Alfa’s Giovinazzi decision
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto would like Alfa Romeo to retain Antonio Giovinazzi for 2022, but they will not push to make it happen.
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Italian government asked to save Giovinazzi’s F1 seat
Facing the loss of his seat, ACI president Angelo Sticchi Damiani has urged the Italian government to save Antonio Giovinazzi’s career.
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Ferrari ‘cannot influence’ Alfa Romeo driver decision
Although Mattia Binotto says driver choice is part of the conversation with Alfa Romeo, their line up is their choice.
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Giovinazzi: Making Q3 in front of Tifosi ‘unbelievable’
Antonio Giovinazzi says that making Q3 at the Italian Grand Prix in front of the Tifosi was an “unbelievable” experience.
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Giovinazzi ‘not thinking’ outside of F1
Although said to be on his way out of F1, Antonio Giovinazzi is adamant his chances of retaining his Alfa Romeo seat are not over.
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Giovinazzi undone by puncture and ‘too aggressive’ Alonso
Antonio Giovinazzi’s hopes of scoring points at the Dutch Grand Prix, and potentially saving his Alfa Romeo seat, were dashed by a right-rear puncture.
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Giovinazzi almost missed Q3 with wheel issue
Antonio Giovinazzi enjoyed an excellent Saturday at Zandvoort, securing P7, but an issue very nearly prevented him from competing in Q3.
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Giovinazzi out, all-new Alfa Romeo line up – report
Kimi Raikkonen is not the only Alfa Romeo driver leaving the team with Antonio Giovinazzi reportedly losing his seat.
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Giovinazzi unsure about his Alfa Romeo future
Antonio Giovinazzi says he has yet to receive any indication about whether his three-year stay with Alfa Romeo will be extended.
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Kimi has eyes to the sky at unpredictable Spa
Kimi Raikkonen says anything can happen with the weather at Spa, and so is taking the Belgian GP weekend session by session.
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Raikkonen: Alfa Romeo need to be sharp to score
Having criticised Alfa Romeo for their recent mistakes, Kimi Raikkonen has urged his team to be “sharp” as F1 returns at Spa.
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Alfa Romeo’s paltry points doesn’t tell full story
Alfa Romeo’s first half of the season can be summed up in the words ‘unfulfilled potential’ – and they know it full well.
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Giovinazzi reprimanded, Alfa Romeo fined €5,000
Alfa Romeo and Antonio Giovinazzi had a busy FP3 in Hungary for all the wrong reasons, and neither have not gotten away with it.
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Kimi: ‘Not where we want to be’ after limited running
Kimi Raikkonen has said he and his Alfa Romeo team have plenty of work to do to get his car in the right place for qualifying.
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Alfa Romeo would consider all-new driver pairing
Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur has Antonio Giovinazzi at the top of his list for 2022, but two new drivers can not be ruled out.
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Driver choice has ‘nothing to do with Alfa Romeo’
Fred Vasseur is in no rush to confirm his 2022 line up, the team boss saying it will be the team’s decision, not Alfa Romeo’s.
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Euros success giving Giovinazzi extra motivation
Antonio Giovinazzi says his nation’s triumph at Euro 2020 is making him particularly excited for the British Grand Prix.
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Alfa Romeo need to be ‘smart’ to make Q3
Both Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi have said Alfa Romeo need to be clever with their positioning in qualifying to make their way into Q3.
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Red flags ‘destroyed’ Kimi’s qualifying once again
Kimi Raikkonen said red flags have been ruining his qualifying sessions of late, with interruptions in Monaco, Baku and at Paul Ricard on Saturday.
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Giovinazzi’s father reveals past Mercedes approach
Antonio Giovinazzi’s father Vito said they turned down an offer from Toto Wolff in the past to become Mercedes’ third driver.
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Giovinazzi: Money-backed drivers ‘deserve’ seats
Antonio Giovinazzi says F1 drivers who bring significant financial backing with them “deserve” their place on the grid, given their record in junior categories.
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Vasseur: Gio can take over from Kimi as leader
Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur believes that Antonio Giovinazzi can take over from Kimi Raikkonen as the lead driver.
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Alfa look to build on ‘strong’ Monaco showing
Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur says he and his team are hoping for another strong weekend in Baku after a positive showing in Monaco. Antonio Giovinazzi earned the team’s first point of the season in coming home P10 in Monte Carlo, with Kimi Raikkonen a place behind him – even without a working drinks […]
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Giovinazzi ‘mentally tired’ after ‘intense’ Monaco GP
Antonio Giovinazzi was pleased with his P10 showing at the Monaco Grand Prix, but the relentless nature of the circuit left him “mentally tired” afterwards.
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Giovinazzi: First target is to hold onto P10
Having qualified inside the top ten, Antonio Giovinazzi’s says his number one target is keeping P10 at the start in Monaco.
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Raikkonen just wants to be competitive in Monaco
After a strong showing in Thursday practice, Kimi Raikkonen said his focus for the Monaco GP remains to simply be competitive.
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‘Underrated’ Giovinazzi on pressure to stay in F1
Antonio Giovinazzi says he hopes to show his class over the course of a season and book his place on the Formula 1 grid next year.
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‘No way’ freak Alfa pit stop should have happened
Alfa Romeo have explained the issue that caused Antonio Giovinazzi’s 35-second pit stop at Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix.
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Raikkonen takes blame for Giovinazzi collision
Kimi Raikkonen has taken responsibility for his race-ending crash with Alfa Romeo team-mate Antonio Giovinazzi at Portimao.
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Alfa Romeo show ‘true potential’, but no reward
Antonio Giovinazzi was pleased that in Imola Alfa Romeo proved what they are capable of come race day, even if they did not score points.
