Giovinazzi has endured a tough start to life in Formula E, having struggled to adapt from his former Alfa Romeo Formula 1 role to the demands of the all-electric racing series.
The Italian has been unable to trouble the scorers so far, with Dragon yet to get a point on the board, but has shown steady signs of improvement having initially battled with the change in braking characteristics from F1.
Although he felt that his home race would be like any other, Giovinazzi conceded that the presence of the Italian fans brings “positive pressure” to perform as he continues in search of a maiden point.
“It will be just a normal race, for sure with just more pressure, but positive pressure because you want to do well.” Giovinazzi explained.
“But yes, it will be difficult, because for two months we didn’t race; I didn’t do any tests – we were just on the sim.
“So it will not be an easy one, but we’ll see how it goes. I’m just looking forward to try the track to be honest!”
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