Kimi Raikkonen admits his life in F1 this year will be very different at Sauber, where the Finn is hoping for a season of "pure racing". Raikkonen's departure from Ferrari at the end of 2018 was made official along with the announcement of Charles Leclerc's arrival at Maranello. While many expected the 39-year-old to close the curtain on his F1 career, the veteran of 292 Grands Prix has decided to remain on the grid for another two years, joining the team that brought him into the sport 18 years ago in 2001. New and improved Sauber now an 'attractive' proposition After enjoying a second competitive stint with Ferrari, and spending four of his five last years at the Scuderia...
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