Alexander Albon believes his 'race pace is getting better' as he continues to acclimatise to the Red Bull Racing RB15, as his sixth place in the 2019 Italian Grand Prix shows. After the farcical Monza qualifying in which Albon failed to set a time in Q3, the rookie started the race eighth as Red Bull's lead driver; his team-mate Max Verstappen having taken a grid penalty. Albon started poorly, dropping to eleventh after a bad start and a trip through the turn five gravel trap after a failed attempt to pass Carlos Sainz Jr. As in Spa the weekend previous however, Albon came back stronger in the second half of the race, recovering to finish sixth, just 1.2-seconds behind fifth place Nico...
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