Nurburgring:  Kimi Raikkonen believes he may not have required his final pit stop -- and that it could have cost him victory in Sunday's German Grand Prix at the Nurburgring.The Lotus driver stopped for a set of softs 10 laps from the finish and, despite reclaiming second from his team-mate Frenchman Romain Grosjean, he finished one second behind the victorious home hero German Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull.Raikkonen said: "I could run longer and we had to think about if we should try to run until the end."But I had massive problem with the radio. I could hear the team but they couldn't hear me, apart from at two corners."I wonder if we should have gone to the end as the...
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