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Sporty attitude and unmistakeable Italian style come together to deliver ultimate driving pleasure.
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The award winning Alfa Romeo sports saloon. Italian design and high performance engines guarantee unmistakable driving pleasure.
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The first Alfa Romeo SUV. Sportiness and elegance meet versatility and comfort.
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The Quadrifoglio is the emblem that distinguishes our most competitive models.
Born as a sporting legend in 1923, it became the symbol of excellence of the Alfa Romeo gamma.
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110 years after its foundation, Alfa Romeo returns to its roots, bringing back one of the legends of its history and of motoring in general: Giulia GTA
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The concept car of the first compact hybrid plug-in SUV by Alfa Romeo.
Design meets electrification.
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Sauber, Alfa Romeo and ORLEN join forces for a new exciting chapter in the motorsport.
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2019 F1 World Championship
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
CIRCUIT LENGTH | NUMBER OF LAPS | RACE DISTANCE |
4.304 km | 71 | 305.354 km |
Kimi Räikkönen
“It’s a shame to have to retire from the race because generally we had been a bit happier with things this weekend. Unfortunately, much of our day was decided at the start. I got squeezed between two cars and a big chunk of my floor was destroyed. The cooling was damaged too and later in the race the temperatures went very high and we had to stop the car. It’s unfortunate but that’s how racing goes sometimes. At some point our pace wasn’t too bad, so let’s hope we can keep improving next week.”
Qualifying: 7°
Race: DNF
Antonio Giovinazzi
“My start wasn’t too bad and in the opening phases I was racing with the Renaults and Racing Points, but the pit-stop issue cost us a lot of time. After that, with no Safety Car or VSC, our race was effectively compromised. I was pretty much on my own for the rest of the afternoon, so it’s hard to tell where we stood in terms of pace. We will need to work hard to get back in time for next week, in Austin.”
Qualifying: 15°
Race: 14°
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