Alfa Romeo Formula 1 boss Frederic Vasseur says every error undertaken by a midfield team has a “big price” in 2019 due to the closely-contested nature of the battle. Alfa Romeo scored points at each of the opening four grands prix but, after encouraging practice pace in both Spain and Monaco, the team slipped back in qualifying, sealing its fate for the respective races. Alfa Romeo has now dropped to ninth place in the Constructors’ Championship, but trails fifth-placed Racing Point by just four points. “We are looking ahead to Montreal with confidence,” said Vasseur. “The track layout should suit us and it is one that allows overtaking, which is...
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