Alfa Romeo Racing have found themselves lost for words over their lack of race pace at this weekends Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix. The Swiss-Italian outfit found themselves just outside the top ten in Sunday morning's rearranged qualifying session courtesy of a sterling lap from Antonio Giovinazzi. But the race itself only saw the team struggle, as both Giovinazzi and team-mate Kimi Räikkönen languished in the lower placings – without ever challenging the upper midfield. Alfa Romeo Team Principal, Frederic Vasseur was critical of the teams ability to extract the cars full potential thoughout the race and admits the Hinwil-based squad must look to address this. Vassuer said: “We...
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