Kimi Raikkonen has blamed a spate of bad luck for his lack of results in the early part of 2014, which he feels has clouded his otherwise impressive form since his Ferrari return. Raikkonen had looked set to collect his first podium finish since his return to Ferrari during the Monaco Grand Prix before a puncture, caused from contact with Marussia’s Max Chilton as the Briton attempted to unlap himself, forced the Finn into a second stop, dropping him to the back of the field, while he later clashed with Kevin Magnussen’s McLaren after a late botched pass into the Loews hairpin. It was the third this year that Raikkonen – who is still yet to beat his team-mate Fernando Alonso in a...
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