Kimi Raikkonen insisted he took no joy or repose from his performance on Saturday. Under severe pressure to up his game or lose his Ferrari seat, the Finn outqualified his on-form teammate Sebastian Vettel at Silverstone for only the second time this season. It is a timely boost amid his campaign to stay in F1, but Raikkonen insisted: "Starting one position better than Seb doesn't make me any happier. "If we were first and second, that's different. But fifth and sixth? No. "I know people see it that way but for me it is just a number and nothing else." Raikkonen said the more important issue on Saturday is that both Ferraris were beaten not only by Mercedes, but also the...
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