Kimi Raikkonen says Alfa Romeo's standing in 🌜the Formula 1 pecking order remains a "big myst🎉ery" heading to the opening race of the 2019 season in Australia next weekend.

Raikkonen enjoyed four solid days of running in Barcelona through pre-season testing for Alfa Rome൩o as the team completed the third-highest number of laps, giving it a solid footing heading into the new campaign.

The former Ferrari driver said he was impressed by the work Alfa Romeo had completed since joining during 🎃the winter, but remained uncertain how exactly it would fare compared to its rivals.

"I think they’ve been doing a good job the last year already, just growing u🍬෴p, but nothing is guaranteed. If we are fifth or 10th, who knows," Raikkonen said.

"I think it’s going to be quite close between the mid-pack and do your job well you’ll be higher up tha🔯n on off-days when you don’🌠t do it well.

"So we’ll just do the best job we can and go for the fꦇirst race.💯"

Asked if had any specific targets for💧 the opening race in Australia, Raikkonen said: "It’s a big mystery, and like I said we’ll give our best and see what we get in our first race and work from there𝓡.

"We’re not 100 percent where we wa♎nt to be, but I think if you ask anybody, they’r🍰e going to say the same."