Alfa Romeo says it has devised a plan to help Kimi Raikkonen improve his form in qualifying after the Finn failed to make the Q2 cut in Styria for the fourth time this season. While Raikkonen and Alfa teammate Antonio Giovinazzi have each scored a top-ten finish this season, the 2007 F1 world champion hasn't performed as well compared to the Italian who even managed to gain access to Q3 in Monaco. Alfa Romeo's head of trackside engineering Xevi Pujolar made clear that putting points on the board on Sunday starts with better grid positions for the Swiss outfit's drivers. "With Kimi next week, we'll try a few things and see if we can bring him into Q2," Pujolar explained after last...
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