Another Italian Grand Prix rolls around as Formula 1 arrives in Monza but there is still no sign of the nation with one of the heaviest presence in the sport seeing a driver return to the grid. Since the joint departure of Jarno Trulli and Vitantonio Liuzzi from the F1 grid at the end of 2011, with both drivers failing to find a race seat triggered by a new wave of financially-backed drivers holding favour, the Italian fans have been starved of a name (which isn’t Ferrari) to adorn their tricolor flags. 5774263478001 CrashTV:  Antonio Giovinazzi’s two-race outing at Sauber filling in for the injured Pascal Wehrlein at the start of 2017 was always expected to be a short-lived...
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