– Kimi Räikkönen was left to rue a collision with Marussia backmarker Max Chilton which left the Finn out of contention at the Monaco Grand Prix.Räikkönen started the race from sixth on the grid but moved up to fourth at the start and inherited third when Sebastian Vettel retired.But the Finn was clipped by Chilton as the Brit unlapped himself behind the safety car, forcing Räikkönen to pit for a second time."This was a very unlucky day for me, a real shame after getting a good start and managing to move up to third place," he said."The car was handling well and had a good pace. Unfortunately, in a Safety Car period, my car was hit by Chilton's Marussia and I had...
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