As he gets reacquainted with the team that gave him his first F1 drive, Kimi Raikkonen believes Sauber has everything its needs to be competitive next year. It's a homecoming of sorts for the 39-year-old Finn who started his career with Sauber back in 2001. Some seventeen years and 292 Grands Prix later, Raikkonen has returned to Hinwil and a tour of the premises has convinced him of the team's potential for success. “I am excited,” Raikkonen said, speaking in St. Petersburg before this evening's FIA Prize Giving gala. "It’s different obviously [to Ferrari] but I think obviously I’ve been in the team, there’s lots of different people now [compared to 2001]. FIA investigation...
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