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. The Finn scored points in all of the opening four rounds this season, but Spain, Monaco and Canada have come and gone with nothing to add to his tally. Alfa have slipped away from the business end of the midfield, and things got worse still for Raikkonen at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve after he was outqualified by team-mate Antonio Giovinazzi and finished behind him in the race, the first time either had occurred. The former World Champion now hopes that the planned upgrades at the French Grand Prix will help the team recapture their early-season form...
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