Antonio Giovinazzi says getting a handle on qualifying runs is a primary personal target as he prepares for his full-time Formula 1 debut in Australia. Giovinazzi has stepped up to a race seat with Alfa Romeo after spending the last two years testing for Ferrari, Haas and Sauber, which included a couple of 2017 race starts as a late substitute. The Italian has repeatedly expressed confidence with the balance and potential of Alfa Romeo’s C38, but conceded that he is still striving to understand the most effective way of tackling low-fuel one-lap runs. “I think I need to still work on qualifying,” said Giovinazzi. “For sure I’m already in back in GP2 or F3 I...
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