Kimi Räikkönen was satisfied with his race performance in the Hungarian Grand Prix, as he leaves Budapest with a smile on his race going into the summer break. The Iceman started tenth on the softs before the Alfa Romeo Racing driver's mandatory stop on lap twenty-nine for the mediums. He kept his car out of trouble for the whole race to cross the line in seventh position in front of the Mercedes-AMG Motorsport of fellow Finn Valtteri Bottas. The thirty-nine year old was pleased with the way his C38 'behaved' throughout the Grand Prix. 'Well, that was quite good. The car behaved great, I did a good job in the first lap and stayed out of trouble and then we had even better speed than the...
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