And thus the streak of super-awkward Monaco podiums continues. In 2015 it was Lewis Hamilton. 2016, Daniel Ricciardo. This year it was Kimi Raikkonen’s turn, albeit with one extra twist – knowing where to point the finger is a lot more difficult. Judging by his body language throughout the podium ceremony (who knew the Iceman could get even icier?), Raikkonen seemed to believe his P2 was the result of a conscious decision by Ferrari to overcut Sebastian Vettel in order to assist his push for the driver’s championship. On the flip side, pitting a team’s leader first is about as routine as strategy gets, and the Scuderia certainly weren’t the only ones to do it, so who does Kimi...
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