Alfa Romeo Racing head to Japan with optimism that they can carry on their consistency with their seventh points score in ten races. Kimi Räikkönen has not had the best of luck since the summer break though. A collision with Max Verstappen in Belgium destroyed his car's performance for the whole race, followed by starting on the incorrect tyres in Italy of which he had to serve a stop/go penalty as his punishment. Singapore saw his 100% finishing record for this year come to an end after contact with Daniil Kvyat, and a jump start in Russia effectively put him out of contention for points when he had taken his drive-through penalty. The Finn is not down from his predicaments, as the...
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