– Kimi Räikkönen says that his crash towards the end of Q2 had no bearing on his grid position for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix. Räikkönen was attempting to make it through into Q3 in wet conditions when he lost control of his Ferrari F14 T exiting Turn three and hit the wall. The damage sustained to the front of his car forced him out of the session, but the Finn does not think that he was capable of improving his lap time. "Qualifying wasn’t straightforward today, especially because of traffic," he said. "When I was on a quick lap, I had a car in front of me at every corner. That stopped me getting a clean lap and at the end of Q2, I spun off damaging the...
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