Under pressure Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen has denied that his future at Maranello, and Formula 1 for that matter, depends on what transpires at this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix and believes that whatever happens it will be for the better. F1 legend Niki Lauda has said that Spa-Francorchamps specialist Raikkonen – who last won for Ferrari at the legendary venue in 2009 – stands a bigger chance of retaining his Ferrari seat if he does well in Belgium. 'As I've said many times before, it is one race among many others,' 35-year-old Raikkonen told the Finnish broadcaster MTV at a karting event in Helsinki. 'A single race is not going to make a difference one way or the other,'...
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