Antonio Giovinazzi had a challenging maiden season in Formula 1 in 2019, with the Alfa Romeo team also struggling to find its feet as a whole. But the driver, who turns 26 today, says that he will draw on the tough times he's faced so far to emerge stronger and faster next season. "I think you need bad memories to learn from them and I can come back stronger next year," he said. A clear sign of things to come for Gio "There's many things I can take from this season into next season," GPToday.net reported him as saying last week. "I think it will be important for me and Kimi to work really hard this winter. "We will try to work as hard as we can to have a good...
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