Ferrari has said that it wants no part of the rumours linking Kimi Raikkonen to a return to Maranello, insisting that it has enough on its plate trying to make the F138 competitive again. The car, which carried Fernando Alonso to victories in China and Spain earlier in the season, is now struggling to compete, not only with pacesetter Red Bull, but also Lotus and Mercedes, which appear to have taken a step forward in recent races. While the Scuderia ponders its mechanical woes, however, the rumour mill is reaching top speed with regards to its seats for next season, with speculation that Fernando Alonso is being tempted by the vacancy at Red Bull being countered by suggestions that...
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