Equalling Rubens Barrichello's record for most F1 starts may mean something to Kimi Raikkonen down the line, but for now 'it's just another race'. Raikkonen will add his name to Formula 1's record books at this weekend's Russian Grand Prix as he lines up on the grid for the 322nd time. Barring disaster, the Finn will match Barrichello's record. However in typical Raikkonen fashion, he says right here, right now it means little more than another weekend's race. 'It's just another race,' said the Alfa Romeo driver. 'I'll try to make it a good one and let’s see what happens and comes out of it. 'I think every record is going to be broken at some point in most of the sports. 'That's just how...
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