Kimi Raikkonen says the pressure to succeed in Formula 1 comes from himself and not the teams he drives for. The 2007 world champion swapped seats with Charles Leclerc during the winter to bring his second stint at Ferrari to a close and complete a switch to Alfa Romeo, the team at which he made his F1 debut with in 2001 under its former Sauber guise. Asked if he feels less pressure at Alfa Romeo than he did at Ferrari, Raikkonen replied: “No, that’s not the case. 5774263478001 CrashTV:  “I don’t feel the teams give you any pressure. For sure they work hard and they expect you to do it as well. “I know what they expect from me, they hired me because they had some...
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