Kimi Raikkonen has made it clear that he will not accept any interference in his private life from the management at Alfa Romeo. Fearing injuries that could rule a driver out of competing, many Formula 1 teams insist on inserting clauses into contracts that forbid drivers from engaging in dangerous activities or extreme sports away from their day job. Drivers typically also have to get special permission from the team if they want to take part in other motor racing categories during the F1 season. But that's evidently not the case with Raikkonen - at least, not if Alfa wants to keep hold of its star talent. 'We could have gone even quicker', insists Raikkonen "I haven’t read my...
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