Kimi Raikkonen is adamant a change of luck is all he needs to start consistently producing strong results after suffering fresh disappointment in 2015 at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Against all pre-race expectations, Ferrari found themselves on course for their first one-two finish in five years on Sunday as Sebastian Vettel and Raikkonen stormed past the front-row starting Mercedes' into Turn One and then pulled steadily away from Nico Rosberg. Although Raikkonen increasingly lost touch with his team-mate, he held a 16-second lead over the lead Mercedes before his SF15-T started losing straight-line speed with 30 laps to go when an MGU-K problem struck. After the subsequent Safety Car...
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