Kimi Raikkonen believes his bad luck in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix is 'unfortunate' but 'part of racing'. The Finn, who along with team-mate Sebastian Vettel had stormed to the front of the field in spectacular fashion, had to eventually retire from the race after a problem with the MGU-K system on his SF15-T.  Although he was happy that Vettel had won the race, he was dissapointed that they had missed out on a one-two finish due to his bad luck.  'I had so many disappointments and bad races that this is one more,' said Raikkonen. 'Obviously it would have been much greater for the team to have had a one-two. 'As a team we still won with Seb, so it’s good for the...
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