“Thank Him for Life” – Giovinazzi Reveals Legend Responsible for Bringing Him to Ferrari F1
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Antonio Giovinazzi is the only Italian driver in Formula One right now. He is a Ferrari Academy Driver and has been driving in F1 with Alfa Romeo Racing since the start of 2019. He has put in some stellar performances in the sport since his debut and is known for his raw speed.
In his latest interview, Giovinazzi tells the story of how he was selected by Sergio Marchionne for Ferrari. He also mentioned that one of his early helmets in his junior career paid tribute to a former Ferrari legend.
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Antonio Giovinazzi shares his memory of Sergio Marchionne
Former Ferrari CEO Sergio Marchionne brought Antonio Giovinazzi into Ferrari Driver Academy. The Italian shares his memories of Marchionne and how he impacted his life and career.
“He was one of those people who, when you looked at them, you thought: this one has something more than the others. He made you very intimidated, but he took me to Ferrari, and I will have to thank him for life.
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Sergio believed a lot in Italians as soon as he took me and said: “I’m glad you’re Italian.” said Giovinazzi.
Alfa Romeo’s driver explains the story behind his helmet in his junior career
As reported by Gazzetta. it, the Italian mentioned he used to customize his helmets in his early years of racing. He mentioned that one of his helmets was like Ferrari driver, Michael Schumacher.
“The first real one, at 7, yes. It was very Ferrari, red with the stars and the Cavallino, like that of Schumacher’s time,” said Antonio.
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When asked if his beloved city Puglia has ever appeared on his helmet, Giovinazzi replied, “Just last year, in Monza. With a trullo.” [ Translated by Google].
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Antonio is in the last season of his contract with Alfa Romeo. He will look to improve his performances to improve his chances of staying in Formula One. He has qualified in the top-10 in the last two races and will look to convert them into race results.
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