Ferrari have thrown the gauntlet down to Kimi Raikkonen by stressing his hopes of being granted a contract extension are dependent on his current performances. Raikkonen's existing deal expires at the end of the year and the Finn, who has previously vowed Ferrari will be his last team in F1, has made clear he would like to stay on. But Ferrari insist the ball is in Raikkonen's court and an extension will be offered only if he performs on track. "I would love to keep Kimi and Kimi knows fully well that the decision, which has not been made, will be made on his performance," Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne told Sky F1 in Baku. Raikkonen trails Vettel by a respectable 15 points...
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