Kimi Raikkonen has admitted he is frustrated by the lack of character generated by newer venues on the Formula 1 calendar, describing them as being 'made up of Tilke corners'. One of the more experienced drivers on the grid having made his F1 debut back in 2001, Raikkonen's career span has seen him witness the demise of more traditional circuits on the schedule, including Magny-Cours, Imola and the Nurburgring. With a number of new purpose-built venues taking their place, such as those in Abu Dhabi, China and Russia, though Raikkonen doesn't outwardly criticise the modern circuits, he says they have become predictable as they bear the hallmarks of predominant designer Hermann Tilke “When...
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