Kimi Raikkonen says the controversial penalty handed to Sebastian Vettel in Canada doesn't match up with the FIA's recently proclaimed "let them race" philosophy. In Bahrain earlier this year, F1's governing body promoted a more lenient approach to how the stewards judge drivers' actions. Speaking at Paul Ricard and offering his view on the stewards' widely debated call in Montreal, Raikkonen noted the divergence between the FIA's policy and how Vettel's move was judged. "The odd thing is that they keep telling us this year that we're more free to race," said the Alfa Romeo driver. "And then this kind of thing happens, which is absolutely no one's fault, and people...
Full Story »