Scuderia Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen says there is not much more he could have done to avoid the incident that took him out of the Singapore Grand Prix at the very start of the race on Sunday. The Finn got a blinding start from third spot on the grid, but was a victim of his own good skill, when he was hit by Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen, after he himself had been squeezed left by pole sitter Sebastian Vettel. “At the start I had a very good jump, then I got hit; that was the end of our race. “I don’t think I could have really done anything differently to avoid it, apart from doing a bad start and not being there. It’s a pity, one of those things you pay a big price...
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