Kimi Raikkonen retained his typically taciturn attitude towards the news that he had been voted F1's favourite driver in the GPDA's much publicised fan survey, admitting he is unsure as to why he resonates with the public. At a time when his future in the sport is seemingly under threat, the Finn nonetheless came out on top of the fan survey, beating McLaren drivers Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button into second and third positions. Having won a reputation for his 'cool' and 'aloof' attitude to F1 off the track, Raikkonen remained fittingly restrained when informed of his win. “I think it's a good thing,” he said, raising a brief smile. “I would rather take the fans than not having...
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