Ferrari Team Principal Maurizio Arrivabene hailed Kimi Raikkonen as “a true team player” after the Finn aided Sebastian Vettel’s path to victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Vettel led away from pole position but a race-long problem with his steering, which became worse, slowed his pace, and he came under pressure from Raikkonen. Raikkonen, who felt he could have run longer in the first stint to overhaul Vettel, held station in second spot, closely behind the German, and resisted pressure from Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton. Vettel ultimately managed his issue to register Ferrari’s fourth victory of the campaign, while Raikkonen came home in second position,...
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