Antonio Giovinazzi only raced once this past season, his role as Ferrari reserve keeping him mainly in the garage looking on to cars raced by other drivers but now, that he steps up to do the business for the Swiss team, he cannot wait to get racing. Backed by Ferrari, Giovinazzi made his Formula 1 debut at the 2017 Australian Grand Prix when he replaced injured Sauber driver Pascal Wehrlein. With only FP3 under his belt he went on to qualify 16th, only a tenth shy of teammate Marcus Ericsson, and then gave a good account of himself to finish 12th ahead of the Swede who DNFed. The team retained the Italian youngster for China and that's where it all went pear-shaped, Giovinazzi crashed in...
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