Kimi Raikkonen says he is frustrated that mistakes made by Ferrari on Saturday cost him the chance of a better result in the Hungarian Grand Prix. Having been happier with the handling of his car a strategic error from Ferrari in qualifying saw Raikkonen drop out in Q1 and start the race from 16th on the grid. Although he produced an impressive recovery drive to sixth place, Raikkonen said Saturday had prevented him from making the most of his pace this weekend. “The car has been feeling pretty OK all weekend but where we started it was a hard race to get any better result,” Raikkonen said. “Obviously I'm still disappointed from yesterday. I think we still deserve a bit more but not...
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