Kimi Raikkonen's frustration is proof that the Finn still has what it takes to compete at the highest level, says Fred Vasseur. Although Alfa Romeo have narrowed their deficit to last year's championship-winning team, Mercedes, they have failed to turn their improved pace into points. Raikkonen has two P10s to his name, claiming the final point in Azerbaijan and again in Hungary, while his team-mate Antonio Giovinazzi has managed just one. The Italian, though, is leading their qualifying head-to-head seven to four. It has some pundits questioning whether it is time for Raikkonen, now 41, to call it quits. Speaking after the 2007 World Champion's mistake at the Austrian Grand Prix,...
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