Ferrari bosses Sergio Marchionne and Maurizio Arrivabene slammed Kimi Raikkonen in the aftermath of a troubled Chinese Grand Prix for the team's last Formula 1 World Champion. Report here>>> And Raikkonen, a veteran of 254 grand prix starts, admits that he needs to raise his game, starting in Bahrain this weekend, ahead of two below par races for him. Speaking after finishing fifth in Shanghai, 'It is always painful when you don't have a good result. I have been in the sport long enough and it's not very often that [we are] all smiling and happy.' 'It's a part of the job. It's frustrating. But I know what we need and we have a very clear picture of what we want to do.' 'The not...
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