Either Kimi Raikkonen knew very explicitly he was fighting for his Ferrari future or had been told he didn't have one, when he said - after climbing out the car at the end of the British GP and being congratulated on his third place by Sky F1's Martin Brundle - "Obviously I did the best I could but there seems to be some opposite views on what I'm doing unfortunately, so we'll see." It was an answer to a question he hadn't even been asked, so it was clearly something he wished to get off his chest. Informed sources in Italy suggest an agreement has already been reached between Scuderia Ferrari and Charles Leclerc - the young Ferrari Academy driver who is in the midst of an...
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