The SPECIALIST
Antonio Giovinazzi may be living the dream as the first full-time Italian racer on the Formula 1 grid since Jarno Trulli and Tonio Liuzzi in 2011, and at an Italian-branded team in Alfa Romeo Racing, but he’ll need to keep his head down if he’s to stay there — with Kimi Räikkönen in the sister car.
The 2007 F1 World Champion may not be the same relentless, razor-sharp,
