Kimi Raikkonen doesn't understand why teams and drivers get caught up with whether to set their cars up for qualifying or the race. It's common in Formula 1 for drivers to speak about how they have set their cars up for the race to chase the best possible performance, or for qualifying because they want to start from as high up the grid as possible. But, Raikkonen has never understood this, saying there is no 'magic' involved and picking one or the other makes no difference. 'It isn't magic. I mean, people always ask ‘why don't you put more emphasis on qualifying than on racing on the set-up side', but in the end, what I've discovered over the last – I don't know – 10...
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