Red Bull's door may have been closed in the build-up to this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, but that did not prevent Kimi Raikkonen from being the focus of the media's attention at Monza.The Finn was widely rumoured to have been in a two-horse race for the seat alongside Sebastian Vettel in 2014, but the speculation was ended by Monday's announcement that his rival, Daniel Ricciardo, would replace Mark Webber in RBR's next line-up."It wasn't really a surprise for me," he said of Ricciardo's confirmation, "I don't think anything went wrong. Perhaps they wanted different things, I don't know. It doesn't really matter. It's fine and it's not the first time [things haven't worked...
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