If the British grand prix changed the course of Kimi Raikkonen's future, Maurizio Arrivabene is not saying. Reportedly on notice that Silverstone and Hungary are his last chances to up his game or be ousted for 2016, the Finn duly had a stronger weekend in Britain. He was on or above the on-form Sebastian Vettel's pace all weekend, only faltering on Sunday with a poor tyre choice when the rain came down. "It is obvious that in the case of rain, the driver works together with the team to make the call," said Ferrari team boss Arrivabene. "What happened with Kimi is clear, as it is the driver who has to judge how the car is working on the track -- Kimi decided to come in early,...
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