Set to start a record-breaking 321st grand prix in Austria this season, Kimi Raikkonen says he has 'zero interest' in the numbers, he's here because he enjoys racing. Raikkonen entered Formula 1 back in 2001 with Sauber, spending a year with the team before moving onto McLaren and then Ferrari. After a two year break in which he raced rally cars, he was back in F1 in 2012 racing for Lotus before returning to Ferrari. However, when Ferrari announced last year that they would not be retaining his services, opting instead for Charles Leclerc, the big question was would Raikkonen's time in F1 finally end. It didn't. He signed Alfa Romeo, the former Sauber team. As such Raikkonen is on course...
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