Kimi Raikkonen's leisurely retirement from motorsport is already over, with the former F1 driver announced as the surprise new team principal for Kawasaki's works MXGP motocross team. A self-professed fan of motocross who owns several bikes and rides in his spare time, Raikkonen will helm Kawasaki's factory efforts in motocross' premiere championship organized by the FIM. "It’s no secret that, for me, one of my great passions in life for many years has been motocross," said the Iceman who retired from F1 last month after 349 Grand Prix starts. "But this team is not what you might call a hobby; it’s very serious, very focused and we aspire to be the best we possibly...
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