Ferrari reserve driver Antonio Giovinazzi says the squad’s SF71H has improved “dramatically” since his most recent outing in the car in Spain. Giovinazzi piloted Ferrari’s SF71H at the post-race Barcelona test in May and returned to the cockpit for Tuesday’s in-season running at the Hungaroring. Giovinazzi set an unofficial track record of 1:15.648 at the Hungarian venue as he used Pirelli’s Hypersoft tyres – that were not available at last weekend’s Grand Prix – to good effect. “I had tried the car in the Barcelona test rookie, and I must say it has improved dramatically,” said Giovinazzi. “It’s a big step, last...
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