Toni Vilander thinks his Finnish countryman Heikki Kovalainen's F1 career is over. Having lost his Caterham seat, Kovalainen looked to be putting his career back on track when he secured the Lotus seat for the last two races of 2013. But Kovalainen struggled, and despite Caterham wanting an experienced non-pay driver at the wheel this year, that job went to Japanese Kamui Kobayashi. "I think it's quite a difficult situation for Heikki now," Vilander, a Finnish sports car and former GP2 driver, told Finnish radio Nova. "If I had to say yes or no, then I would say that formula one is now in the past for him," he added. "The Lotus seat at the end of the season was not...
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