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Raikkonen admits ERS weakness

Kimi Raikkonen has revealed Ferrari need to "look at" their Energy Recovery System if they hope to close the gap to the front runners. Ferrari had a dismal time last weekend at Monza where they lacked the straight-line speed needed to challenge at their home race. Raikkonen only just made it into the points, finishing in ninth place, while his team-mate Fernando Alonso suffered an ERS failure. Asked by Autosport if a weak ERS was part of the problem, the Finn said: "I think in the race conditions it's one point that we have to look at. "But during the season it's not so easy [because of the engine freeze]. I'm sure we can make a 100 per cent improvement over the...
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