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Arrivabene explains Raikkonen's Monaco struggles

 XPB Images Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene says Kimi Raikkonen struggled in Monaco because he simply doesn't like the circuit. Raikkonen was off the pace in qualifying and then retired early in the race after sliding wide at the Loews hairpin and damaging his front wing. With the wing lodged under the front wheels, Raikkonen was forced to park the car at the Nouvelle Chicane and Arrivabene says Ferrari just has to acknowledge the Finn is not strong in Monaco. "Every driver that I’ve known from the past has a track that they don’t like," Arrivabene said. "Kimi doesn’t like Monaco even if he won once here. We need not to complain about Kimi but to...
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