Kimi Raikkonen: Good enough speed to win here

Montreal - In a new Media Centre, part of a major refurbishment of the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit in Montreal, Kimi Raikkonen was one of the first drivers to meet the press, in this afternoon's official FIA Press Conference.

Kimi Raikkonen cruises to victory in Malaysia

Kimi Raikkonen put behind him the disastrous start to the season that he made last Sunday's by claiming a comfortable victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver cruised home 19.5 seconds ahead of Robert Kubica, of BMW Sauber, with Heikki Kovalainen finishing third in his McLaren.

Kimi Raikkonen wins Spanish Grand Prix for Ferrari third straight F1 victory

World champion Kimi Raikkonen won the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday to stretch Ferrari's winning streak to three and make it the clear Formula One leader.

German GP - Ferrari blame the safety car

Hockenheim, 20th July 2008 - Felipe Massa made it to the third step of the podium at the end of the German Grand Prix and his Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro team-mate, Kimi Raikkonen finished where he started in sixth.

German GP - Kimi Raikkonen: Reacting without panic

Hockenheim, 8th July 2008 - Raikkonen: We didn't win the British GP, but at least as far as I'm concerned, I didn't loose too much ground. It was a very difficult race. We didn't expect the rain to become more intense immediately after our pit stop: but that's what happened and we found ourselves in one of the worst possible situation for nine endless laps.

Heartbreak in Hungary - Ferrari

Budapest, 3rd August - Kimi Raikkonen on the podium in third place and Felipe Massa seventeenth. These official results do not tell the heartbreaking story of the race victory that eluded Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro's Brazilian driver. From third place on the grid, he went straight into a lead he never relinquished apart from during the two runs of pit stops, but then with only three laps to go to the chequered flag, a large puff of smoke from the back of his F2008 saw him park alongside pit wall to retire.