Five-place grid drop for Giovinazzi
Antonio Giovinazzi will start the Styrian Grand Prix from the back of the grid after a new gearbox was fitted to his Alfa Romeo car.
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Giovinazzi a ‘supporter’ of Italian triple
Antonio Giovinazzi would love to see Formula 1 race at three Italian circuits this September, even if none of the races have a single fan in the stands.
Giovinazzi has made haircut bet with Vasseur
Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur won't be getting near Antonio Giovinazzi's hair again unless he scores a podium.
Giovinazzi optimistic about his Ferrari chances
Antonio Giovinazzi wasn't chosen to replace Sebastian Vettel, but he thinks there could be an opportunity for him at Ferrari in the future.
Giovinazzi on being overlooked by Ferrari
Antonio Giovinazzi is in agreement with Mattia Binotto that 2021 was probably a little too soon for him to make the step up to Ferrari.
‘Schumi Jr could replace Giovinazzi mid-season’
Hot on the heels of Ralf Schumacher saying F1 isn't too far away for his nephew Mick, Nick Heidfeld says it could even happen this year.
Binotto: Giovinazzi not ready for Ferrari seat
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has said Antonio Giovinazzi was not an option to replace Sebastian Vettel next season.
Giovinazzi takes out Russell and Latifi in Virtual GP
Antonio Giovinazzi certainly had his elbows out in the latest Virtual Grand Prix, with the Italian running both Williams drivers off the road.
Giovinazzi finds the positives in partnering Kimi
Teaming up with Kimi Raikkonen in his first full season in F1, Antonio Giovinazzi admits that was both a disadvantage and an advantage for the Italian.
Giovinazzi backs behind-closed-doors F1
Antonio Giovinazzi has backed the idea of behind-closed-doors Formula 1 racing if it means helping to get the season started sooner.
Giovinazzi discusses the lack of Italian F1 drivers
Antonio Giovinazzi has explained why there is a lack of Italian F1 drivers on the grid, but remains hopeful that it can improve.
Giovinazzi: Great to be in mix for Ferrari seat
Antonio Giovinazzi still has his eyes firmly set on racing in Ferrari red when he makes the next step in his Formula 1 career. The Italian, who has retained strong links with Ferrari as he has progressed up through the ranks, was facing the prospect of going through the exit door at Alfa Romeo after […]
Giovinazzi ‘less stressed, more ready’
Heading into his second full season in Formula 1, Alfa Romeo driver Antonio Giovinazzi says he is "less stressed" than he was at this time last season.
Giovinazzi has a ‘chance’ at 2021 Ferrari drive
Antonio Giovinazzi believes he has a "chance" of stepping up to Ferrari next year, replacing Sebastian Vettel as Charles Leclerc's team-mate.
Giovinazzi: I ‘grew up like a driver’ in 2019
Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi says he "grew up like a driver" in 2019 after two years away from driving in F1.
Giovinazzi setting higher targets for 2020 season
Antonio Giovinazzi wants to be a consistent points scorer in 2020 as he continues to try and impress both Alfa Romeo and Ferrari.
Spa crash nearly sealed Giovinazzi’s Alfa fate
Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur said that Antonio Giovinazzi's late crash in the Belgian GP last year almost cost him his seat.
Ferrari want to see more from Giovinazzi
Mattia Binotto has said Antonio Giovinazzi could become a Ferrari driver, but needs to show more improvement with Alfa Romeo in 2020.
Raikkonen: It was a positive day but…
Kimi Raikkonen may have celebrated his best result as a Alfa Romeo driver on Sunday, however, he was left to rue what could have been had he just managed to pass Carlos Sainz.
New contract a ‘big confidence boost’ for Giovinazzi
Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi says the new contract he has secured with the team gives him a "big confidence boost" heading into the Brazilian GP.
Alfa Romeo confirm Giovinazzi for 2020
Alfa Romeo will retain Italian driver Antonio Giovinazzi for a second season with the team in 2020.
Raikkonen: Unfortunate but that’s how racing goes
They had high hopes of leaving Mexico with a decent haul of points, but the racing weekend ended in frustration for Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi.
Giovinazzi on going from ‘hero to s**t to hero’ again
Fighting for his career is nothing new for Antonio Giovinazzi who says he is used to the ride of going from "hero, in the next you are s**t and then you are a hero again."
Alfa Romeo to decide Giovinazzi’s future ‘soon’
Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur says the team will reach a decision soon on whether or not to retain Antonio Giovinazzi for 2020.
Giovinazzi eager to nail down 2020 seat
Now that he is finally starting to feel more comfortable during races, Antonio Giovinazzi is confident he can secure his Alfa Romeo race seat for 2020 by continuing his recent good form.
Giovinazzi downplays Singapore crane penalty
Penalised for driving too close to a crane under a Safety Car in Singapore, Antonio Giovinazzi says he felt he had done nothing wrong.
Alfa dilemma: Hulkenberg or Giovinazzi?
Alfa Romeo are rumoured to be in a dilemma over their 2020 drivers with Renault's Nico Hulkenberg now on the market.
Giovinazzi handed ten-second timed penalty
Antonio Giovinazzi has been given a ten-second timed penalty for driving too close to a crane during the Singapore GP.
Hulk to Haas is off, Giovinazzi in danger?
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi needs to "feel the confidence of Ferrari" with Nico Hulkenberg linked to his seat.
Alfa applauds Giovinazzi’s Monza reaction
Antonio Giovinazzi's P9 at Monza could not have come at a better time with Fred Vasseur impressed with his fight-back.