XPB Images Starting the 2016 Chinese GP from third place on the grid, there was immediate disaster for Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen heading into the first corner when a collision with his own team mate forced him off the track and left him limping back to pit lane for repairs. "Obviously I was hit and that is an unfortunate thing, it as not ideal for the race," said Raikkonen, as ever a master of the understatement. Sebastian Vettel was later contrite for his role in the incident, explaining that he had been caught out by Daniil Kvyat flying down the inside line "like a torpedo", but that was little consolation for Raikkonen "Obviously he [Vettel] said...
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