Kimi Raikkonen’s benchmark time during Second Free Practice in Bahrain might have edged him ahead of Mark Webber to the tune of three-hundredths of a second, but Raikkonen believes his FP2 yardstick could’ve been even quicker – having run slightly wide at the final corner. Buoyed by the Lotus’s speed over a single lap, Kimi was still slightly circumspect when quizzed on the Enstone team’s relative pace to Ferrari and Red Bull. “It didn’t feel particularly good. I think there’re improvements to be done, but it was pretty close”, Kimi explained. “I made a bit of a mistake in the last corner so I lost a little bit of time but we’ll see what we can do” The Lotus F1 had...
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