Formula 1's oldest current driver Kimi Raikkonen says he has "nothing against" its youngest exponent Max Verstappen, despite their numerous on-track clashes since the Dutchman gradated to the sport's top class. Speaking ahead of the US Grand Prix, where Ferrari's Raikkonen first banged wheels with then-Toro Rosso driver Verstappen, the Finn said that issues in Hungary and Belgium have not clouded his opinion of the Red Bull driver. "I have nothing against him, he's a good driver and he's doing a good job," said Raikkonen, who turned 37 this week. "Obviously certain things are a bit on the limit, but the stewards will decide this in the races and things always...
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