Kimi Raikkonen has expressed dissatisfaction after qualifying 6th for the Hungarian Grand Prix, three places behind team-mate Romain Grosjean who has appeared as the faster of the two Lotus drivers all weekend. The Finn is still optimistic ahead of the 70-lap race, after qualifying 5th in the race last year and eventually finishing 2nd. Despite the high ambient and track temperatures witnessed so far this weekend, Kimi Raikkonen has been unable to excel behind the wheel of his Renault-powered E21 machine unlike team-mate Romain Grosjean. Whereas the Frenchman has topped the timing sheets and looked a big threat to Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull’s dominance, Kimi Raikkonen has struggled to...
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