Kimi Räikkönen left the Malaysian GP with a good haul of points, but he could not be delighted with his fourth place as there was more on offer after showing incredible tyre management during Friday practices. However the Finn showed race-winning pace on the weekends of both the Australian and the Malaysian GP, he was massively hampered by dismal circumstances. In Australia he was hit by Carlos Sainz and Felipe Nasr at the start before retiring due to problems at his second pit stop. In Malaysia, then, Nasr found Räikkönen again and touched the left rear of the Finn which resulted in a puncture. The Finn then had to complete a full lap with his deflated tyre. It not only meant he was...
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