Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen says he is feeling no ill effects from his spectacular crash at the British Grand Prix. The Silverstone race two weeks ago was held up for an hour after Raikkonen lost control, spun, hit the barriers and collided with Felipe Massa's Williams in the opening lap. The Finn limped away and required X-rays on his right ankle. 'I had some pain but it's all fine,' Raikkonen said on Thursday. 'Actually it was in my ribs the most, that's why I didn't do the (Silverstone) test, but it's all gone away now.' Raikkonen has endured a frustrating season - he's 12th in the drivers' championship - but he is confident his fortune will change. 'It must, it cannot go much longer...
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