|
I can't see Kimi coming back. He was tired and fed-up with all the politics that came with F1 and it showed at times. Ok he's probably missing the buzz of sticking a F1 car into a corner like Copse, but he's probably getting a bigger buzz out of going slower but in a more relaxed atmosphere.
If Kimi were to of come back to F1, then I would of said he could of been Red Bull bound due to them fitting in with Kimi's relaxed/partying attitude. But with what's been going on there recently then I can't see that happening.
As much as I like Kimi, his attitude for the least few years was his downfall, where you never knew what incarnation of him would turn up from one race to another. After Massa's injury last year, it seemed to reinvigorate him in a car that had its development stopped for the year, but it was too little too late.
Why would a team pay mega bucks for Raikkonen's up and down performance when you could have a young charger who will turn up at every event?
|