Alfa Romeo Racing team boss Frédéric Vasseur had mixed feelings at the end of the Hungarian Grand Prix, which saw Kimi Räikkönen score his eighth points finish of the season with a seventh-place finish, whilst Antonio Giovinazzi could only manage a disappointing eighteenth place, his second-lowest finish in F1. After qualifying which saw Giovinazzi dealt a three-place grid penalty for blocking Lance Stroll in Q1, Alfa Romeo struggled to get both cars in the points with the hot temperatures and the tight nature of the Hungaroring circuit causing both drivers to endure a tough Sunday afternoon's work. Nevertheless Raikkonen's eighth points finish this season keeps him eighth in the...
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