Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen has played down the significance of his off in second practice for the Japanese Grand Prix.Raikkonen was eighth in the first session this morning, but improved in afternoon to end the day fourth overall - 0.088 seconds off Nico Rosberg in third and 0.209 seconds up on team-mate Romain Grosjean in fifth, even though he had to sit out the final third of FP2, after he spun off and beached his E21 at Turn 7.“The car felt pretty good today. Of course, there are some areas we can improve but I'm quite happy with the progress we made,” Kimi said.“I spun in FP2 so we did miss some of the long run laps we would have got this afternoon. I was on a fast run and the...
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