Kimi Räikkönen finished down in sixteenth in last weekends Hungarian Grand Prix, although he felt a making up a few more places was a possibility had it not been for a early penalty for being out of position at the start. The Finn and Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN team-mate Antonio Giovinazzi were at the back of the field for the start, but a slippery track saw Räikkönen miss his grid spot, and unfortunately for him, there was not any time for him to reverse into position as the start procedure was activated. The veteran racer was handed a five-second time penalty for the offence, and also acquired a penalty point on his Superlicence. The penalty put paid to Räikkönen’s chances of a...
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