Tags: Alfa Romeo
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Alfa Romeo, Williams, Haas launch plans revealed
Launch season plans are all-but pencilled in with details emerging from the presentations of Alfa Romeo, Williams and Haas.
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Raikkonen not excited for next milestone
The oldest driver on the 2020 F1 grid, Kimi Raikkonen will also became the most experienced ever when later this year he surpasses Rubens Barrichello’s record.
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2020 Alfa Romeo is a ‘completely new car’
Only eighth in last year’s championship with the C38, Alfa Romeo will head into the 2020 season with a “completely new” car for Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi.
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Kubica: Alfa Romeo return like ‘coming back home’
Robert Kubica has says his switch to Alfa Romeo is like “coming back home” after returning to his former stomping grounds.
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Giovinazzi setting higher targets for 2020 season
Antonio Giovinazzi wants to be a consistent points scorer in 2020 as he continues to try and impress both Alfa Romeo and Ferrari.
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Alfa Romeo rue missed chances in ‘chaotic’ races
Alfa Romeo would have had a “completely different” 2019 if they took their chances in the chaotic races, says team boss Frederic Vasseur.
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Alfa Romeo rebrand as Kubica signs
Robert Kubica has signed a deal to become Alfa Romeo’s reserve driver for 2020, bringing his backer PKN Orlen with him.
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Vasseur: Alfa Romeo in F1 under long-term deal
Alfa Romeo principal Frederic Vasseur has seemingly poured cold water on the Italian car brand exiting F1 in the short-term.
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Driver reviews: Alfa Romeo, Haas, Williams
In the first of three parts, PlanetF1 delves into the performances of every driver, starting with the bottom three teams in the standings; Alfa Romeo, Haas and Williams.
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Raikkonen: Alfa need to understand loss of pace
Off the pace throughout the Abu Dhabi GP weekend, Kimi Raikkonen says Alfa Romeo need to understand why they lost “two seconds” to their rivals.
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Alfa boss urges F1 to keep new rules stable
Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur believes the small teams will only be able to take advantage of the new regulations if they remain in place for a couple of years.
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Raikkonen: It was a positive day but…
Kimi Raikkonen may have celebrated his best result as a Alfa Romeo driver on Sunday, however, he was left to rue what could have been had he just managed to pass Carlos Sainz.
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Raikkonen says 11th or last makes ‘no difference’
As Kimi Raikkonen’s point-less run continued in Austin, the Finn says he takes no comfort from his P11 as 11th or last makes “no difference”.
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Hulkenberg talking to Alfa, rules out Williams
Nico Hulkenberg won’t be returning to Williams next season, but could see himself driving for Alfa Romeo if the opportunity arises.
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Mexican/US GPs ‘crucial’ for Alfa Romeo
The Mexican GP will kick off “crucial” back-to-back races for Alfa Romeo says Antonio Giovinazzi.
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Alfa Romeo on their way out of F1?
Alfa Romeo could walk away from Sauber and Formula 1 as a whole at the end of 2020, that’s according to a report in the Italian press.
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Giovinazzi on going from ‘hero to s**t to hero’ again
Fighting for his career is nothing new for Antonio Giovinazzi who says he is used to the ride of going from “hero, in the next you are s**t and then you are a hero again.”
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Raikkonen sees no ‘major’ issues at Alfa Romeo
Despite his and Alfa Romeo’s struggles in the second half of the season, Kimi Raikkonen sees no “major” issues with their current package.
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Raikkonen: ‘We must not forget Belgium and Italy’
Kimi Raikkonen is still trying to focus on the positive signs as he looks to end his points drought at the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Giovinazzi downplays Singapore crane penalty
Penalised for driving too close to a crane under a Safety Car in Singapore, Antonio Giovinazzi says he felt he had done nothing wrong.
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Alfa dilemma: Hulkenberg or Giovinazzi?
Alfa Romeo are rumoured to be in a dilemma over their 2020 drivers with Renault’s Nico Hulkenberg now on the market.
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Raikkonen didn’t see Kyvat until it was ‘too late’
Crashing out of the Singapore GP, Kimi Raikkonen says he didn’t see Daniil Kvyat until it was “too late to react”.
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Red Bull and Alfa not looking at Hulkenberg
Both Red Bull and Alfa Romeo are not looking to sign Nico Hulkenberg for the 2020 season.
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Alfa Romeo powerless in Singapore
Kimi Raikkonen has revealed a power failure in FP1 for the Singapore Grand Prix cost Alfa Romeo about an hour of track time.
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Alfa applauds Giovinazzi’s Monza reaction
Antonio Giovinazzi’s P9 at Monza could not have come at a better time with Fred Vasseur impressed with his fight-back.
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Giovinazzi revels in fantastic weekend
It was a weekend to remember for Antonio Giovinazzi as he enjoyed his best result in F1, and to make things even more special, it came at his home grand prix.
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Ericsson ‘pretty pissed’ not covering for Raikkonen
IndyCar team boss, Sam Schmidt, has said Marcus Ericsson was “pretty pissed” not to deputise for Kimi Raikkonen at the Belgian Grand Prix.
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Alfa Romeo boss slams Verstappen’s ‘stupid’ move
Kimi Raikkonen’s team boss reckons Max Verstappen’s attempt to sneak up the inside of the Finn at the Belgian GP was “stupid” and cost both drivers dearly.
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Race ‘almost pointless’ for Kimi after Max contact
Kimi Raikkonen has said there was almost no point finishing the Belgian Grand Prix following his first-lap incident with Max Verstappen.
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Raikkonen reveals leg injury, will evaluate in FP1
Marcus Ericsson is in Spa as standby for Kimi Raikkonen with the Finn confirming he has suffered a leg injury.