Raikkonen not missing Formula 1 at all since his move to WRC
Former F1 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen has admitted that he is not missing the top flight since departing the fray at the end of last season to make his full-time bow in the World Rally Championship (WRC) with the Red Bull-backed Citroën Junior Team this year – as he revealed that not only is rallying a friendlier environment, but it is a more challenging one into the bargain.
Source: Raikkonen not missing Formula 1 at all since his move to WRC
Source: Raikkonen not missing Formula 1 at all since his move to WRC
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