'For him, dark glasses were invented to protect a man from other people’s eyes'
Read this extract from ‘The Unknown Kimi Raikkonen.’
Read this extract from ‘The Unknown Kimi Raikkonen.’
The 21-year-old Dutchman secured his second win of the season and seventh of his career.
Mercedes duo Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton finished third and fourth respectively in today’s opening practice.
The newly-crowned world champion topped the times in Saturday’s final free practice.
Ferrari driver beats Juan-Pablo Montoya’s record which has stood since 2004.
Lewis Hamilton came from 14th on the grid to win the German Grand Prix after F1 title rival Sebastian Vettel crashed out at Hockenheim.
There is a new leader in the F1 drivers’ standings, with Lewis Hamilton finishing fifth.
After feeling let down by Red Bull in 2016 and 2017, Daniel Ricciardo guided his struggling RB14 to deserved glory in Monaco.
Kimi Raikkonen qualified fourth in the second Ferrari ahed of fellow Finn Valtteri Bottas.
The German’s flying lap ensured back-to-back front row lockouts for Ferrari for the first time in 12 years.
The German secured his 51st career pole with a supreme lap in the dying seconds of a tense floodlit qualifying session.
The British star’s title rival Sebastian Vettel crashed out on the first lap.
The Briton was then handed a race-worn Ayrton Senna helmet, having matched his idol’s tally of poles.
Ferrari earned a first front row lockout at the Monaco Grand Prix since 2008.
Another victory for Mercedes but Lewis Hamilton struggles in Russia.
Mercedes’ run of 18 consecutive pole positions was brought to an end as Ferrari claimed a 1-2, headed by Sebastian Vettel.
The Briton took swift revenge for his defeat by Sebastian Vettel in the Formula One season-opener.
Kimi Raikkonen’s record lap in Q2 did not last long, as Lewis Hamilton bettered his mark to take pole at the Chinese Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen was left startled during an eventful final practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix.
The defending three-time world champion judged his speed and tyre-selection to perfection in challenging conditions.
Dutch teenager Max Verstappen was second quickest in his Red Bull ahead of German Nico Rosberg of Mercedes.
The defending champion will start in 10th place on the grid for tomorrow’s Russian Grand Prix.
The German ace went wheel-to-wheel with his stablemate.
The Finn won an eventful race at the Yas Marina circuit on Sunday, a first GP victory of the season for his team.
The Finn, who came out of retirement this season, moves up to 198 points following his victory.
Reigning back-to-back world champion Vettel continued his good form with the fastest time at the Korea International Circuit.
The Formula One championship leader moved to the top of the qualifying standings with a time of one minute, 40.904 seconds just before the clock ran out this afternoon.
The German, fresh from his maiden Formula One win in China last week, edged out the Red Bulls of Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber.
Meanwhile, the Force India team said they were considering pulling out of the second practice session amid safety concerns.
McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton will begin tomorrow’s Malaysian Grand Prix in pole position, ahead of teammate and rival Jenson Button and seven-time World Champion Michael Schumacher.
The 2008 World Champion finished the session a tenth of a second faster than McLaren teammate Jenson Button. Comeback kid Kimi Raikkonen endured a day to forget.
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Caterham’s decision to replace the veteran driver means Italy will be solely represented by Ferrari in 2012, a far cry from their once lofty position in the sport.
Twelve drivers hit the track at Jerez on Tuesday and it was the former world champion that dominated proceedings.
Former world champion Kimi Raikkonen has signed up to race with Lotus Renault GP for the next two seasons.
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Former world champion could return to F1 with Renault next season after spell in WRC.