Alfa Romeo Racing boss Frédéric Vasseur says his team is "pushing like hell" to close the gap with its mid-field rivals and race among the top-ten. After eight races, the Alfa outfit has little to show for its presence on the grid this season, scoring just two points so far, courtesy of Antonio Giovinazzi's P9 finish in the Austrian Grand Prix. Despite the shortfall, Vasseur insists the Hinwil squad is making progress, and pulling out all the stops in its efforts to improve. Raikkonen still undecided on future with Alfa or in F1 "We are coming to the end of the third triple-header of the season, but we can’t let fatigue get in the way of our work," said Vasseur...
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