Kimi Raikkonen remains unconcerned by a dip in form from Alfa Romeo in recent weeks, suggesting that the issues were track-specific. After starting 2019 with four consecutive points finishes, Raikkonen finished outside the top 10 in the Spain and Monaco Grands Prix. Raikkonen initially took his return to Formula 1's midfield like a duck to water, banking crucial points with team-mate Antonio Giovinazzi still yet to score in his first full-time F1 season. Article continues under video Having simply ran well of the pace in Barcelona, he endured a frustrating time of it in Monte Carlo, tangling with Lance Stroll on more than one occasion before finishing 17th. "Obviously we were not that...
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