Kimi Raikkonen may not be a Sauber man yet but already the team is feeling the effects of his upcoming return. Sauber announced earlier this month that Raikkonen would be joining the team next season having signed a two-year race deal. The Finn, who made his F1 debut with Sauber back in 2001, is already have a positive impact on the team. 'He has the reputation to be a very good technician, with very strong feedback,' Sauber F1 team principal Fred Vasseur told Motorsport.com. 'Probably when you are 450 people it's more important to have this kind of guy than when you are two or three times bigger. 'We need to have a strong leader on the driver side. He has very strong feedback, and he's...
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