Kimi Raikkonen says he is heading to Singapore this weekend determined to put recent poor outings in Belgium and Italy behind him. Raikkonen suffered a first turn collision at Spa-Francorchamps that wrecked his race. And in Monza he was forced to start from pit lane due to an accident in qualifying, and then handed a further penalty after the team started him on the wrong tyres. The Alfa Romeo driver subsequently labelled his Italian Grand Prix as "a sh** weekend" and said that "it can't get worse" in Singapore. Alfa's Zehnder calls Monza 'biggest mistake in 25 years' “Spa and Monza didn’t go well but that’s in the past,' Raikkonen insisted. "Our objective...
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