Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen will start the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday from second row, right behind his team mate Sebastian Vettel. The Finn had been consistently fast throughout qualifying, then lost out a little bit right at the end, where hundredths of seconds make the difference. He ended up with fourth on the grid. “I’m not that surprised from the result after strong performance in Q2, because in the end I was struggling a bit with the front end, especially in the first corners; in Turn 3 there was not much we could gain. "It has been tricky to get everything right, with the limited running we had yesterday, and we’re still not 100 per cent where we want to be, up there...
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