Kimi Raikkonen will become Formula 1’s most experienced driver when he starts the Eifel Grand Prix – but has no great expectations for his 323rd race. The former World Champion, who turns 41 next Saturday, will move past Rubens Barrichello’s record when the lights go out at the Nurburgring. Raikkonen already has F1’s most second and third-placed finishes combined (82), the most starts in between pole positions (129), the most races between wins (113) and at this year’s Spanish Grand Prix, he passed the record for the longest distance driven in grands prix. Now he sets another landmark – not that he is remotely bothered about it, because he is just not that type of guy. Indeed,...
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