The consensus after free practice was that Alfa Romeo had a handy car in the C38, but in qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix they were not quite where they would have wanted on a day where Ferrari power was good for four cars in the top six, but neither were Kimi Raikkonen or Antonio Giovinazzi. Both drivers believe they have a good car, further up the pecking order than the timesheets suggest, which gives the veteran and the rookie confidence for race day. Fellow Ferrari-powered Haas will be the benchmark for the Swiss outfit this season, on this occasion when it mattered the maroon and white cars were lacking. Alfa Romeo report from Melbourne qualifying: Frédéric Vasseur, Team...
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