Kimi Raikkonen’s popular nickname “The Iceman” alludes to his cool temperament and frosty relationship with drivers and the media, the Finn lived up to his testy reputation on Thursday when questioned with regards to his future plans. The 38-year-old 2007 Formula One world champion announced this week that he was leaving Ferrari for the second time in his career and had signed a two-year contract with the modest Sauber team, where he started in the sport back in 2001. Addressing reporters ahead of this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix, Raikkonen snapped back at the first question he faced asking why he had opted to race for a team that has picked up just 19 points this season. “Why...
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