Kimi Raikkonen's painful second leg of the 2019 season continued in Mexico City where the Alfa Romeo driver's fortunes were undermined as soon as the first corner. Raikkonen has struggled with Alfa's inconsistent since F1 emerged from its summer break, qualifying in the lower tier of the midfield in the past five races, a shortfall which in turn has made life difficult for the Finn on opening laps. In Mexico, a slow launch off the grid saw the Iceman being overtaken by several cars and squeezed into the first corner by Williams' George Russell and Haas' Kevin Magnussen. F1i's Driver Ratings for the 2019 Mexican GP The inevitable contact damaged the Alfa's underbody and cooling system....
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