Ferrari's encouraging start is not good enough for veteran driver Kimi Raikkonen. Mercedes crushed the competition last season, running away with both the drivers' and constructors' championships as British driver Lewis Hamilton clinched the Formula One title ahead of German teammate Nico Rosberg. But the stranglehold may not be quite as tight this year, with four-time champion Sebastian Vettel beating the Mercedes pair to win the Malaysian GP in impressive fashion and securing three straight podiums so far. Vettel's win in Malaysia was largely down to smart strategy rather than pure race pace, but Raikkonen is confident Ferrari can catch up in terms of speed. It's been...
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