Tags: Alfa Romeo
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Raikkonen: Alfa car has felt ‘very strange’
Kimi Raikkonen admits his Alfa Romeo C38 has felt “very strange” in some corners, and hopes an upgrade will solve that at the French GP.
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Giovinazzi & Alfa still searching for ‘solution’
Antonio Giovinazzi may have beaten Kimi Raikkonen for the first time in Canada but overall it was a race to forget for the Alfa Romeo team.
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Another case of classic Kimi Raikkonen in Canada
Kimi Raikkonen was true to form back in the paddock after being knocked out of Q1 ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.
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Kubica, Alfa Romeo and the champagne bottle
Alfa Romeo have the bottle of champagne handed to Robert Kubica when he won the 2008 Canadian GP uncorked and on display at their Hinwil factory. Only they don’t, says Kubica.
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Kimi: ‘Nothing major wrong, we just lack speed’
Kimi Raikkonen believes there is “nothing major wrong” at Alfa Romeo, yet said in the same sentence that the team do “lack speed”.
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Ericsson chasing ‘test day’ with Alfa Romeo
Marcus Ericsson, who switched to IndyCars at the end of last season but remained Alfa Romeo’s reserve driver, is hoping to return to an F1 cockpit later this year.
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Alfa Romeo believe Monaco was lost ‘in Q2’
Alfa Romeo “f**ked up” their Monaco Grand Prix weekend in Q2 with team boss Frederic Vasseur saying that is where they “lost something” in terms of pace.
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Raikkonen: We just weren’t quick enough
Kimi Raikkonen conceded that Alfa Romeo simply weren’t quick enough after both cars missed out on the top 10 in qualifying for the Monaco GP.
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2021 won’t determine Raikkonen’s future
Kimi Raikkonen has said that his decision regarding his future in Formula 1 will not be influenced by the 2021 regulation changes.
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Alfa Romeo ‘better than expected’ says Raikkonen
Kimi Raikkonen admitted that Alfa Romeo’s performance in FP1 and FP2 at the Monaco GP was a “better start than we expected”.
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Reasons why we all love Kimi Raikkonen
Ahead of his 300th grand prix entry, PlanetF1 takes a look at the reason why we all love Kimi Raikkonen.
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Haas, Alfa Romeo to take Spec 2 engine in Monaco
Haas and Alfa Romeo have announced they will switch to the new Ferrari Spec Two engine for the Monaco Grand Prix.
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Kimi: Who cares about 300, I want points
Kimi Raikkonen isn’t fazed about hitting a F1 milestone in Monaco, rather he is “more interested” in the performance of his C38 and scoring points.
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Giovinazzi feeling ‘so much pressure’ to score
Yet to get off the mark this season, Antonio Giovinazzi admits he feels “so much pressure” to bag his first F1 points.
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Raikkonen buoyed by Barcelona test
Kimi Raikkonen believes Alfa Romeo leave Barcelona “stronger than we were” before this week’s two-day test.
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Ilott: Spain crash the biggest I’ve had
Callum Ilott reflected on a bittersweet day after a big crash brought his first test in Formula 1 machinery to an abrupt end in Spain.
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Raikkonen: Alfa need post-Spanish GP test
Kimi Raikkonen says that the in-season test following the Spanish Grand Prix has come at the right time for Alfa Romeo.
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Raikkonen: No issues despite poor pace
Kimi Raikkonen insists that there are no issues with the Alfa Romeo despite his poor qualifying performance at the Spanish Grand Prix.
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Alfa Romeo revise front wing after Baku woes
Alfa Romeo have tweaked their front wing following Kimi Raikkonen’s exclusion from qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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Giovinazzi: I should just show up on Saturdays
Alfa Romeo’s Antonio Giovinazzi joked that he may as well start race weekends from Saturday after his rotten free practice luck.
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Alfa and Haas won’t run new Ferrari engine in Spain
Ferrari’s customer teams Alfa Romeo and Haas have confirmed they won’t use the updated engine at the Spanish Grand Prix.
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Raikkonen: Alfa Romeo not maximising results
Kimi Raikkonen has said that he is not satisfied with Alfa Romeo’s start to the season and the team “need to do things better”.
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Raikkonen knew about Alfa front wing issue
Kimi Raikkonen suspected an issue with the Alfa Romeo’s front wing before he was ordered to start from the pit lane in Baku.
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FIA confirms Giovinazzi’s 10-place penalty
Antonio Giovinazzi will start Sunday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix 10 places back from where he qualifies after taking his third control electronics.
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Raikkonen defends team-mate Giovinazzi
Kimi Raikkonen has come out and defended his new team-mate Antonio Giovinazzi, saying he is being judged too early.
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‘Kimi doesn’t act like F1’s a hobby when in the car’
Kimi Raikkonen has declared F1 his “hobby” but team boss Frederic Vasseur says there’s no sign of that when he’s in the car.
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Giovinazzi facing 10-place grid drop in Baku
Antonio Giovinazzi is reportedly facing a 10-place grid penalty at the Azerbaijan GP with Alfa Romeo expected to put new control electronics in his C38.
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Alfa Romeo confident Giovinazzi will ‘come around’
Antonio Giovinazzi will come good, he just needs time and patience according to Alfa Romeo team boss Frederic Vasseur.
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Ferrari hope Alfa take new control electronics ‘soon’
After Antonio Giovinazzi’s engine issues in Shanghai, Ferrari are hoping Alfa Romeo switch to their updated control electronics for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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Alfa Romeo hail ‘best of the rest’ Raikkonen
Alfa Romeo are relishing their time with Kimi Raikkonen with team manager Beat Zehnder saying the Finn “gives everything every time”.