Kimi Raikkonen has suddenly found his stock on the rise since Mark Webber announced he's leaving Formula 1 after this season. But Raikkonen insisted on Thursday that his attention for the moment was fixed firmly on this weekend's British Grand Prix and getting back on the podium. Webber said earlier in the day he will give up his seat at Red Bull to drive on the sports car circuit next year. That immediately prompted questions about who will replace him at F1's leading team. Raikkonen, at Lotus, said he 'still doesn't have an answer' on what he will do next year though he hinted he would enjoy driving with his good friend Sebastian Vettel at Red Bull and that the team -- which has won the...
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