– Kimi Räikkönen says he is hoping for a change in fortune when Formula 1 reconvenes at the end of next month, after what the Finn feels was an "unlucky" opening half of the season.Räikkönen trails Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel, who notched up race victories at the Malaysian and Hungarian Grands Prix, by 84 points heading into the sport's summer break.But while Vettel has finished all 10 races so far, Räikkönen has suffered three retirements, losing a wheel in Australia, crashing out in Austria and hitting engine trouble in Hungary.As speculation continues over his future at the team, Räikkönen, who featured on the podium in Bahrain, made clear that the...
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