Kimi Raikkonen is the friendliest man when it comes to his wife, children or family, but you shouldn't go to the Finn. That's what Heikki Kulta tells in conversation with the official Formula 1 Magazine. ''My first lesson I learned with Kimi that he didn't want people coming near him was during a training session in Monaco in 2002. I'm having coffee with Kimi's father when Kimi puts his McLaren in the wall. Marshals run to the scene of the crash and Kimi's father says right away, 'now there are problems''', Hulta remembers. Read more Is this the new driver for Renault? 'My goal is the top three'' Don't touch Kimi "Kimi doesn't like strangers touching him and that happens all the time....
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