Kimi Raikkonen was pretty pleased to qualify second behind Lewis Hamilton for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix. The Lotus driver was initially in pole position for the P1 grid slid with his time of 1:34.761, but Hamilton went quicker at the last second and the Finn eventually finished 0.277s behind the Merc driver. Fernando Alonso will start in third place for Ferrari with Hamilton's team-mate Nico Rosberg qualifying fourth fastest. Raikkonen, who has already tasted success this season after winning the first race in Australia, admits they didn't quite have the speed to claim pole, but he is nevertheless happy. "I think the gap is quite big still and we don't have that speed right...
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