– Kimi Räikkönen says that his collision with McLaren's Kevin Magnussen left him with a damaged car for the remainder of the Malaysian Grand Prix. Räikkönen was running in sixth place during the opening stages of the race when Magnussen clipped the back of Räikkönen's F14T on the exit of the first corner. Räikkönen had to complete almost a full lap with a flat tyre before rejoining the race almost a lap down. He eventually recovered to 12th place but believes the car was damaged by the contact. "I am very disappointed with how this race turned out, because I got a good start, but then the collision with Magnussen damaged my right rear tyre, which meant I had to make an...
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