Kimi Raikkonen said the incident surrounding a recovery crane at the Turkish Grand Prix was 'far from ideal'. Heavy rain meant a lengthy delay during Q1 at Istanbul Park, and that session came to an end with with Williams' Nicholas Latifi in the gravel trap. With daylight at a premium it was understandable that FIA race director Michael Masi wanted to get Q2 underway as soon as possible, but doing so when a recovery crane was still on track, considering how treacherous the conditions were, was a very controversial move. In 2014, Jules Bianchi suffered severe injuries which would lead to his passing after he went off in the rain and hit a recovery vehicle at the Japanese Grand Prix. And...
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