Alfa Romeo did have a lackluster season, having finished 8th in the constructor’s championship with just eight points to their name. The team would optimistic heading into the 2021 season since they are being powered by a Ferrari engine which gives them hope to improve on their form.

Alfa Romeo just dropped a video that showcased the engine sound after they fired it up for the first time. This the second team after Mclaren that is showing what their engine will sound like in the new Formula One season.

Alfa Romeo car launch

The team would also showcase their new livery that would be running on the Formula One grid for 2021. The launch date for Alfa Romeo’s new car would be 22 February and the location is going to be in Warsaw, Poland, where the team’s title sponsor ORLEN is based.

The car is to be called C41, which is said to be an upgrade from last year to help the team go ahead in the grid.

Sticking with their lineup

The 2021 lineup for the team will be the same consisting of the veteran Kimi Raikkonen and Italian driver, Antonio Giovinazzi. The duo scored both four points each that earned them eighth position in the constructor’s standings ahead of the struggling Haas and Williams team.

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The engine sounds promising, but can it live up to his hype once when it goes zipping around the track. The fans would have to patiently wait for the new season to start to receive their answers.

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