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Raikkonen: P2 & P3 not what we wanted

Hungarian Grand Prix – Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen says that, despite claiming a double podium finish, Ferrari were aiming for more from Sunday's race at the Hungaroring. Raikkonen claimed P3 in the race on Sunday. Having started from that position on the grid, he lost a position to teammate Sebastian Vettel going through Turn 2 as Raikkonen was blocked by Valtteri Bottas. Now running P4, Raikkonen made an early stop for the Soft tyre on Lap 14 in an attempt to force Mercedes to respond to the undercut. However, a slow stop meant that when Bottas pitted a lap later, he was comfortably ahead of his compatriot's Ferrari. From there, Raikkonen was one of the quickest men on track. With the...
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