Kimi Raikkonen expects Alfa Romeo to be in with a shot of scoring points during the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola this weekend. The 2007 Formula 1 world champion finished just outside the top 10 at the season opener in Bahrain and is likely to face plenty of competition once again within a tight midfield pack. Alfa Romeo technical director Jan Monchaux confirmed ahead of Imola that Alfa Romeo would be bringing updates to the race, before turning their attention to 2022, which could give the Hinwil-based team the chance to leapfrog a couple of their rivals in the short-term. With Antonio Giovinazzi finishing just behind Raikkonen in 12th in Bahrain, Alfa seem to have separated...
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