Kimi Raikkonen will sign a two-year contract extension with Ferrari, according to reports in France. F1only.fr has suggested that the Finn will pen a long-term agreement to partner Sebastian Vettel up to the end of the current Concorde Agreement in 2020. Raikkonen had been expected to abdicate his Scuderia seat for Charles Leclerc until the death of former Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne. It was understood that Marchionne was behind a plan to promote Leclerc after just one season in F1, but the new chiefs at Maranello are reported to be keener on the stability that Raikkonen offers in order to limit turmoil brought on by Marchionne's sudden passing. Vettel has made no secret of his...
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