Antonio Giovinazzi says the motivation that inhabits today's Alfa Romeo Racing/Sauber team is far greater than it was when he made his F1 debut with the Swiss outfit in 2017. While he is perceived as a rookie this year, Giovinazzi raced for Sauber in the opening two Grands Prix of the 2017 season, when he replaced an injured Pascal Wehrlein. Since then however, the Hinwil-based squad has gone through a deep transformation as the result of shareholder and management changes, and a strengthening of its ties with Ferrari through its partnership with Alfa Romeo. Raikkonen salutes 'easy transition' to smooth-running Alfa Romeo Sauber enjoyed massive progress in 2018 and ambitions to take...
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