Kimi Raikkonen says he is hopeful of entering F1's summer break 'on a high' with a strong result in next weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix.After a number of tough results, the Finn bounced back to form in Germany to take second place behind Sebastian Vettel, a result that leaves him sitting third in the standings behind Vettel and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso.While some have suggested Raikkonen's result in Germany could have been even better without a late pitstop that dropped him behind Vettel, second place was still his best result in the race to date and he said he was now hopeful of another top result when the paddock arrives in Budapest.“Obviously we are here to try and win races,” the...
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