Alfa Romeo rookie Antonio Giovinazzi thinks he is doing enough to hang on to his seat with the Swiss team, finding redemption at Monza on Sunday after a big error at Spa-Francorchamps a week earlier.
Earlier in 2019, the Ferrari-backed Italian's future looked grim as he struggled to match teammate Kimi Raikkonen's consistent points scoring.
He started to look better mid-season, but then crashed in a comfortable points-scoring position on the penultimate lap at Spa.
"No comment," team owner Pascal Picci said afterwards.
But at Monza, he was back on song, finishing ninth and team founder Peter Sauber told Blick newspaper, "He has made up for his mistake in Spa."
And team boss Frederic Vasseur added: "I'm just glad that Antonio is finally showing his talent."
Giovinazzi agrees and told Autosprint his future is now looking brighter, "I don't want to concentrate too much on next year, but if I keep doing well then nobody will take my place.
"Singapore will be a completely different track so we will have to see how the car is. But I am still confident that we can get another good result," added the bandini Award winner.
Big Question: Has Antonio done enough to deserve another year in F1?
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