Kimi Raikkonen wants a better Mexican Grand Prix than last year after crashing out early on in the race, and and is looking for a return to the podium for the first time since the Austrian Grand Prix in July. “Last year it was quite tricky here, the track was very slippery to start with, and then it obviously improved. We had a very difficult weekend, how’s going to be this year and where we’ll stand against the other teams we’ll find out from tomorrow. Hopefully we’ll be in a better position.” Raikkonen struggled with the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez last year because of the low grip and high altitude, which affects the aerodynamics of the car.  Mexico's altitude could affect...
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