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Alfa Romeo unveils tweaked livery for Italian GP

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Alfa Romeo Racing will run a tweaked livery for its ‘home’ Formula 1 event in Italy this weekend.

Alfa Romeo returned to Formula 1 last year as Sauber’s title sponsor and this season took on naming rights at the Switzerland-based team.

On Thursday morning a tweaked livery, with additional green to better represent Italy’s Tricolore, was unveiled at Monza.

Kimi Raikkonen and local representative Antonio Giovinazzi will sport the livery on the C38 at Monza.

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