Kimi Raikkonen scored at Silverstone his third consecutive top-ten finish, but the Finn felt it had been anything but a strong weekend for the Alfa Romeo squad. Raikkonen spent most of Sunday's race in the thick of the mid-field pack but just outside the points. The Finn moved up a spot when McLaren's Lando Norris undertook a second pit stop and then gained another position as a result of Sebastian Vettel falling down the order after his mishap with Max Verstappen. F1i's Driver Ratings for the 2019 British GP Finally, tyre wear on Alex Albon's Toro Rosso allowed the Alfa charger to secure P8 and four championship points, but it hadn't been an easy Sunday for the F1 veteran. "Not the...
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