Alfa Romeo’s Antonio Giovinazzi says improving his one-lap pace is a primary target as he bids to break into the points for the first time in Formula 1. Giovinazzi explained pre-season that unearthing the final few tenths on Pirelli’s softer rubber was an area he needed to target, and the Italian struggled early in 2019. Giovinazzi made Q3 for the first time in Azerbaijan and went on to out-qualify Alfa Romeo team-mate Kimi Raikkonen, but a 10-place penalty for taking on fresh engine components left him at the back. Giovinazzi went on to classify in 12th position in Baku meaning he is still chasing his first top 10 result in race trim in 2019. “I just need a bit more luck...
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