Kimi Raikkonen is the longest-serving driver in Formula 1 and the Monaco Grand Prix marks the 300th race of his career, but the Finn is staying focused on the performance rather than the milestone. Raikkonen started his F1 career back in 2001 with Sauber, which is now named Alfa Romeo Racing. Nowadays, the Finn still drives for Alfa Romeo, with spells at McLaren, Lotus and Ferrari in-between. The Finn has enjoyed a successful career with 21 race wins and a world title to his name. Technically, Raikkonen will be racing for the 298th time, with two races being entered, but not raced by the Alfa driver. However, milestones are not too important for Raikkonen, as the 39-year-old insists in...
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