Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen has won the Monaco Grand Prix once in 15 attempts, thus he knows what it takes to win at the sport's most prestigious venue and thus revealed that outright speed is not always a vital ingredient for success on the streets of Monte-Carlo Speaking to reporters ahead of the weekend on the Cote d'Azur, Raikkonen explained, 'The whole weekend here in Monaco is a big challenge. This is such a tricky place that even if you are the fastest it doesn’t guarantee you a win.' 'There are so many things that can happen, and you might not have time to react. All those things make it pretty difficult. This is a special weekend, you need to build up to it a little bit more...
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