Kimi Raikkonen has downplayed the lack of running at Jerez on Tuesday, saying it will take time for the teams to get up to speed. Raikkonen's first day back on track with Ferrari was not without problems as he brought out the first red flag of the day. The Finn broke down on his opening lap with Ferrari billing it as a "precautionary stop by engineers." He went onto cover 31 laps while the second most productive driver was Lewis Hamilton with just 18 laps. "For sure everybody wants to see more laps and we want to do more laps, but it is pretty normal with such a big change," Raikkonen told Autosport. "It will take a little bit of time before we can run 100 per cent...
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