Ferrari test and reserve driver Antonio Giovinazzi will make his debut at the Le Mans 24 Hours this year. Giovinazzi finished runner-up to Pierre Gasly in the 2016 GP2 standings and joined Ferrari as back-up to Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen. The Italian participated in two Grands Prix with Sauber, as a replacement for the unfit Pascal Wehrlein, and also made practice outings for Haas, as he staked his claim for a 2018 race seat. However, Haas retained Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen, while Sauber kept hold of Marcus Ericsson as team-mate to runaway F2 champion Charles Leclerc, leaving Giovinazzi on the sidelines. Giovinazzi has retained his Formula 1 link with Ferrari – and...
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