Kimi Raikkonen is hoping for a better result in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix after feeling more at home in his Ferrari.The Finn has not enjoyed the best of starts to the 2014 F1 season, with finishes of seventh and twelfth from the races in Australia and Malaysia, and admitted to continuing to struggle when it came to honing the handling of the F14-T on the opening day in Bahrain. However, having managed to put the car into sixth place in qualifying – which will become fifth on the grid when Daniel Ricciardo takes his ten-place penalty – Raikkonen was a little happier with his lot.“I think we've improved a lot of things in the first few races, in all areas,” he insisted,...
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