Alfa Romeo team principal Frédéric Vasseur has declared himself unimpressed by the longevity of Kimi Raikkonen's Formula 1 career, instead citing the level of success the Finn has achieved. Raikkonen began his F1 career in 2001 after only one full season of car racing. With only 23 races of experience in total, Peter Sauber came under fire for promoting the Finn into the team, but it was Sauber who had the last laugh. Article continues under video After successful stints at McLaren, Ferrari - twice - and Lotus, Raikkonen returned to his maiden team, now Alfa Romeo, as a world champion and with 21 race wins to his name. To Vasseur, these are the statistics that matter, not the...
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