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Vasseur: We have what it takes to score regularly

Alfa Romeo previews the British and 70th Anniversary Grands Prix, rounds 4 and 5 of the 2020 FIA Formula 1 world championship. Frédéric Vasseur, Team Principal: “The next three races will be an... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: Our pace was an improvement

If battling performances brought home points, we’d have quite a few to show for this second week of action at the Red Bull Ring. Both Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi put in good performances in a ... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: We have the pace to fight in the top ten

More than 45 minutes of waiting, on a day that had already seen FP3 cancelled; as the rain kept pouring over the Red Bull Ring, the omens were not all that positive for qualifying. And yet, the first in... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: Early days but we have made progress

The mechanics poised for action, the bodywork shining under the July sun, the drivers ready to unleash their cars on track. Scenes from last week’s sessions at the Red Bull Ring, scenes from today’s session... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: Our race pace was a definite step forward

It took seven months to get back racing, but the sweet taste of Formula One action is finally back. More than half a year since the final race in the dazzling lights of Abu Dhabi, here come the familiar fee... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: We will need to be at our best to recover

The first qualifying session of the year came and went – a little too quickly – as the sun shone on Spielberg: and just when we were hoping for a good result to set us up for a solid result in tomorrow’s se... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: We are still missing something

215 days since we last saw our team in action during a competitive race weekend session, Formula One is finally back. At 11:01:49am this morning, Antonio Giovinazzi drove his Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN C39... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: The season start is, actually, a restart

Formula 1 is 'playing it again Sam' as they prepare for the second season-opening Grand Prix (the Australian nearly happened remember, ?) with Alfa Romeo as well as their drivers Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio ... Read More...

Flashback: Alfa Romeo ‘owned’ Formula 1 from day one

The bond between Alfa Romeo and Formula 1 is inscribed in the history of Grand Prix #racing: Alfa Romeo won the Grand Prix Championship in the inaugural edition of Formula 1 in 1950, with Nino Farina on boa... Read More...

Alfa Romeo confirm PKN Orlen and Kubica

As expected Alfa Romeo have confirmed that Robert Kubica's Polish backers PKN Orlen have remained in Formula 1, after a dismal year with Williams, and will be co-title sponsors of the what is the Sauber tea... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: Our season ends with a challenging race

And so goes the 2019 Formula One season into the history books. The last nine months have been an incredible rollercoaster, full of heady heights, sheer drops, emotions, passion and, most importantly, hard ... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: Definitely short of our expectations

The final qualifying of the season came and went – alas, too quickly for Alfa Romeo and was a result that left us with a bitter taste in our mouths. Both cars bowed out of the Saturday proceedings in Abu... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: Laptimes say very little on Fridays

Track conditions at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix are a mighty variable – one of the biggest drivers and engineers must contend with. Daytime in the Emirates is hot, even in November, but as soon as the sun s... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: We arrive in Abu Dhabi still buzzing

One last race in 2019. The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix marks the final chapter in what has been an incredibly long season, one that gifted us moments of elation and lessons to learn, results to celebrate and memor... Read More...

Raikkonen: I don’t know if I will drive a 2021 F1 car

Formula 1 veteran Kimi Raikkonen says he isn't sure he will still be in the top flight in 2021, thus unsure if he will ever drive the next-gen cars that will come into effect the year after next. The 40-... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: We’re satisfied but we cannot get carried away

There is no real glory on Saturdays, there can be the fleeting satisfaction of a good result, but no tangible reward comes out of qualifying. The second day of track action is a crucial one, but just as ... Read More...

Alfa Romeo: We Can Be Confident We Will Be in the Fight

Alfa Romeo report from Friday at the Brazilian Grand Prix, round 20 of the 2019 FIA Formula 1 World Championship. Interlagos is a tricky place. A challenging track at the best of times, it can be fiendis... Read More...

Alfa Romeo preview the Grande Prêmio do Brasil

Brazil and rhythm go hand in hand. Paint a mental picture of Copacabana, imagine the raucous celebrations of the Carnival or even delve into the atmosphere of the lesser-known parts of the country and you'r... Read More...

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