Kimi Raikkonen doesn't feel Ferrari is dwindling in its tussle with Red Bull for second in the standings after the former title-winning team edged ahead for the first time in 2016 ahead of the mid-season hiatus. Following a difficult start to its 2016 campaign, Red Bull has generally had the measure of Ferrari since Max Verstappen's breakthrough win in the Spanish Grand Prix. As such, the four-time title winning team has turned around a 19 point deficit into a 14 point advantage over the Scuderia heading into the summer break, capped off by a second and third place result in Germany. Nevertheless, though Raikkonen admits it is frustrating to see Red Bull establish itself as Mercedes'...
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