Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi scored a career best in his home race on Sunday at Monza, a performance the young Italian donated to his local supporters. Giovinazzi drove a steady race, and contrary to Spa where he threw away a ninth-place finish on the last lap, the Alfa charger kept a cool head on his shoulders when pressured from behind by McLaren's Lando Norris. "It was a positive day for Italy today," enthused the 25-year-old. "I want to dedicate the two points to all the Tifosi here because I had their full support, from already on Wednesday in Milan until today. Binotto lauds Leclerc after 'overdue' Monza win for Ferrari "A lot of my friends are here, my family...
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