Kimi Räikkönen hopes that the Alfa Romeo Racing team can make improvements after struggling at the Canadian Grand Prix.
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Marcus Ericsson signs with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports for full 2019 IndyCar season
Marcus Ericsson will race in the 2019 IndyCar Series with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports alongside James Hinchcliffe. Ericsson will drive the #7 SPM Honda and will make his oval racing debut at the Indy 500.
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FIA President Jean Todt has paid tribute to Sergio Marchionne following his death, stating that the ex-Ferrari CEO “achieved a colossal amount”
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Former Ferrari and Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has passed away at age 66 in Zurich, Switzerland. Our thoughts and condolences here at TCF are to his friends, family and everyone at Ferrari and Fiat Chrysler.
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HMS Racing’s Rob Austin has praised the new Alfa Romeo Giulietta as the best package he’s started a season with.
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V-Action Racing Team have taken delivery of 2 Alfa Romeo Giulietta’s with plans to enter the car in TCR Europe and TCR Italy.
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Romeo Ferraris have announced their entry for the 2018 WTCR grid with their self-developed Alfa Romeo Giulietta.
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Toto Wolff believes that a ‘B-team’ would be beneficial for Mercedes after Ferrari’s success with Haas and upcoming partnership with Sauber.
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Red Bull Boss Christian Horner dismisses Ferrari’s quit from Formula 1 following the arrival of Alfa Romeo in 2018
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The Sauber Team are widely tipped to announce their 2018 driver line-up plus Alfa Romeo-ties, during this weekend’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc has been hotly tipped for his…
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Rob Austin was delighted to end the 2017 BTCC season with a victory at Brands Hatch, saying that the team ‘deserved more’ over the course of the year.
Chairman and CEO of Formula 1, Chase Carey, has described Sergio Marchionne as a “leader and a friend” following his death
Gianni Morbidelli to join all-star WTCR grid in 2018
Carlin Racing had considered a 2018 British Touring Car Championship entry with Alfa Romeo
The Sauber F1 Team have entered into a multi-year deal which will see Alfa Romeo become their title sponsor in 2018.
As the F1 calendar heads to Monte Carlo for the mystique of the Monaco Grand Prix, TCF takes a look back at past moments enjoyed at this circuit, and ahead to this weekend’s race.