Scuderia Ferrari‘s Kimi Räikkönen says the French Grand Prix was more fun than the previous two races at Monaco and Canada, as the Finn claims third place at the Paul Ricard circuit. Räikkönen escaped trouble at the start of the race, when a opening corner collision made by team-mate Sebastian Vettel and Mercedes AMG Petronas Motorsport‘s Valtteri Bottas saw majority of the grid taking avoiding action at Turn 1. The Ferrari driver dropped places when avoiding the crash on the opening lap but thirty-eight says that the start was quite a messy situation to be in. “At the start we lost two places; I was on the outside and then the accident at the first corner happened, and...
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