Kimi Raikkonen admitted he never harboured high hopes of scoring points for the second consecutive race at the Russian Grand Prix. The former World Champion had opened his account for the 2020 campaign when finishing P9 at the Tuscan Grand Prix last time out, but had to settle for P14 at Sochi. The Finn was among the last drivers to make his pit-stop and when he did, a problem with the front left wheel cost him time. He diced with Sebastian Vettel but ended up one place behind his former Ferrari team-mate and three spots adrift of his Alfa Romeo colleague, Antonio Giovinazzi. “I think the car was behaving reasonably well, we lost some time at the pit-stop but that’s how we end up,”...
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