Kimi Raikkonen says Sunday's race at the Canadian Grand Prix cannot be any worse than his qualifying performance after he struggled to ninth on the grid on Saturday. Raikkonen was off the front-running pace throughout qualifying and will start the race behind his main rivals in the championship and Jean-Eric Vergne, Adrian Sutil and Valtteri Bottas. He said the wet conditions did not suit his Lotus but he cannot see how the race can go any worse. "This morning we only had three laps in the dry and it was better than yesterday," he said. "But it's hard to say how it's going to be tomorrow, with more fuel on, because we changed the car overnight. But usually we're stronger on...
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