After a difficult weekend in Spa, with performance falling short of expectations and Kimi Raikkonen's championship challenge coming undone along with his unbroken run of race finishes, Lotus team principal Eric Boullier is looking for positives ahead of next weekend's Italian Grand PrixRaikkonen's brake-induced DNF was his first in 39 races and not only halted his record-breaking run of 27 point-scoring results, but also saw the Finn drop from second to fourth in the overall standings. Now 64 points behind Sebastian Vettel, who took full advantage of his rival's woes by racking up a fifth win of the year, Raikkonen will need to bounce back at Monza and hope that the German begins to run...
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