Ralf Schumacher has predicted an all-new driver line-up at Alfa Romeo next season – potentially his nephew Mick Schumacher and Nico Hulkenberg. That would, of course, mean no place for Kimi Raikkonen, who is considering whether or not to retire from Formula 1, or Antonio Giovinazzi. Sky Germany pundit Schumacher believes Alfa Romeo want a senior racer to guide a youngster who is part of Ferrari’s Driver Academy. The team, formerly known as Sauber, currently have a partnership of contrasting experience, with Raikkonen having begun his F1 career in 2001 whereas Giovinazzi is in only his second full campaign. But Schumacher, winner of six F1 races for Williams between 2001 and 2003,...
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