Kimi Raikkonen does not think the relationship between Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari is as bad as being perceived from the outside. It was a bad opening weekend on and off the track for Vettel and Ferrari at the Red Bull Ring, which is also the host of the upcoming second round. Vettel countered Ferrari's claim that the decision for him to leave at the end of the 2020 campaign was a mutual one and that prompted Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto to claim that the global health crisis forced the team into a U-turn on keeping him. On the track, Vettel failed to make it into Q3 and scraped a solitary point in P10 as he wrestled with a very unstable SF1000 car and recovered from a costly spin when...
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