Kimi Raikkonen seemed level-headed about the incident with Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel that forced him to retire from Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix, refusing to lay blame with any driver. Raikkonen made a good getaway in slippery conditions from third on the grid, only to be tagged by Verstappen and sent into the path of Vettel, with all three drivers retiring on the first lap. "I got hit. I made a good start and I got hit and obviously there was nothing I could after that," Raikkonen said. "It was one of those things and you pay a big price for it. But I don't think I could have done anything different from what I did to avoid it. It's shame but it's it. "I...
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