Antonio Giovinazzi drove a composed race on his Formula 1 debut as the last minute stand-in for Pascal Wehrlein finished twelfth in Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park. The Scuderia Ferrari reserve driver only found out he was racing for the Sauber F1 Team on Saturday morning, and delivered an excellent performance throughout in both qualifying on Saturday and the race on Sunday. The first Italian to race in Formula 1 since 2011 finished two laps down after a conservative afternoon behind the wheel of the C36-Ferrari, but admitted his main aim was to gain experience and help get some much needed data that will help the team going forward. “It was a good race, and I am happy...
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