Kimi Raikkonen admits it 'was not a very good day' for him in Monaco on Saturday and he will struggle on race day as a result. The Finn was sixth fastest in F3 in the morning, but he had a brush with the barriers at Ste Devote and was unable to complete the session. Although his mechanics fixed his car in time for qualifying, he could only manage the sixth fastest time in Q3 and will not only start behind the two Mercs and Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel, but also behind the two Red Bull cars. On a circuit where overtaking is very difficult, Raikkonen knows he will be in for a tough day on Sunday. 'I don’t think that the accident of this morning affected my qualifying. My car has...
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