Kimi Raikkonen admits that Alfa Romeo will need to wait until pre-season testing and the first race of 2021 in Bahrain to evaluate whether the Swiss outfit has made a step forward or not this season. Alfa Romeo Racing unveiled its 2021 car in Warsaw on Monday, a design based on last season's disappointing C39 as mandated by this year's regulations. But an overhaul of the car's front end, including a radical new nosecone, and a series of other aero changes give hope that Alfa's new C41 will prove more efficient and competitive than its predecessor. "Obviously first of all it’s nice to see the new car," said Raikkonen during the team's 2021 presentation. "We are in an area...
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