Getty Images Enlarge Kimi Raikkonen is not getting carried away by his sixth position in Hungary but thinks the race is proof he is turning a corner after his difficult first half of the 2014 season. Raikkonen made up for a huge error of judgement from Ferrari in qualifying, where he stayed in the garage at the end of Q1 and dropped out of the session, to record his best result of the season so far. Despite the result, Raikkonen does not think all of his problems are behind him just yet but he welcomes the fact he was competitive at the Hungaroring. "It's been a hard first part of the year," Raikkonen said. "When you can push and fight against people rather than just defend...
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