In Abu Dhabi earlier this month, Kimi Raikkonen, one of Grand Prix racing's most popular drivers, closed the curtain on his life and times in Formula 1. The Iceman's career at the pinnacle of motorsport was a two-part affair, the first of which started with Sauber in 2001 when he was 22 and ended in 2009. During that prosperous period, Raikkonen won 18 Grands Prix and the world title with Ferrari in 2007. The Finn then stepped aside from F1 for two years as he indulged in his love for rallying before rejoining the grid with Lotus in 2012 and adding three more wins to his track record, two with the Enstone squad and one with Ferrari in 2018 in Austin. Looking back on his distinguished...
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