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Raikkonen linked with return to rallying

May 26 Kimi Raikkonen could leave F1 and return to world rallying next year. That is the claim of the Finnish newspaper Ilta Sanomat, reporting one of the hot rumours from the Monaco paddock. When Raikkonen left F1 for the first time after 2009, he raced in the world rally championship. Now with his Ferrari seat for 2019 reportedly again up for grabs, he is in talks with Tommi Makinen, boss of the works Toyota Gazoo Racing world rally team. Makinen, as well as his team deputy Mia Miettinen, are both in Monaco and have been spotted on Raikkonen's yacht in the harbour. "Kimi could be a Toyota driver," Miettinen said, "but first he has to decide if he will continue his career...
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