Alfa Romeo Racing boss Frederic Vasseur feels Kimi Raikkonen’s move and relationship with the team is “working perfectly” thanks to him being “fully committed” to pushing for results and helping the factory. This time last year Raikkonen was still at Ferrari before the call was made that he and Charles Leclerc, who was driver for Sauber (now Alfa Romeo), would make the swap between the two teams. The Finn signed a two-year contract with Alfa Romeo and has brought impressive performances which has put him at eighth in the drivers standings on 31 points behind Carlos Sainz. Vasseur said to Motorsport.com: “The advantage with Kimi is before...
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