Listen to this article Since leaving the Alfa Romeo F1 squad to join Dragon Penske Autosport, Giovinazzi has found Formula E a persistent challenge, particularly in terms of gaining confidence in terms of braking. As a result, he has yet to score a point in his maiden season in the championship, although he has been gradually improving in qualifying and closing in on team-mate Sergio Sette Camara as the Dragon proves to be a difficult car to drive. Speaking ahead of Saturday’s Monaco E-Prix, Giovinazzi says that his prior knowledge of the Monaco circuit – which moved to the full-length layout last season and now uses the F1-spec Nouvelle Chicane on the harbour-front – means that having just one day in the car will be less of a disadvantage. However, the caveat is that he will take to the track in a different car, which he explains has completely differing reference poi …