Kimi Raikkonen may have been quickest in Bahrain practice, however, the Finn reckons his Lotus "didn't feel particularly good" on Friday. Strapping on the medium compounds midway through the second practice on Friday afternoon, Raikkonen shot to the top of the timesheets with a 1:34.154. The Lotus driver's advantage, though, was slim as he was just 0.030s up on Mark Webber while both Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso were within two-tenths. "It didn't feel particularly good today, the car, I think there's improvements to be done," said the 33-year-old. "The lap time was pretty OK so obviously I made some mistakes - especially in the last corner - so we lost...
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