Kimi Raikkonen says his second place in the Monaco Grand Prix “doesn’t count a lot” after he lost out to Ferrari Formula 1 teammate Sebastian Vettel. The Finn led the opening stint of the race after taking his first pole position since 2008, but he fell behind Vettel during the pitstops, with the German coming in five laps later and rejoining just ahead.  From there, Vettel drove away from Raikkonen with ease, taking Ferrari’s first win in the Principality since Michael Schumacher’s triumph in 2001. When asked how he felt about the race after looking downbeat on the podium, Raikkonen said: “I don’t know. Obviously it didn’t work out very well for me. “Other than that…...
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