Kimi Raikkonen News

And I mean that literally. I just turned up a Bloomberg story from a few days ago that didn't pop up on the searches before: Kimi Raikkonen is having difficulty selling his "second home" in Finland.

Kimi Raikkonen bids a fond 'ciao' to Ferrari after three years at Maranello and turns his attentions to the future - as the 2007 world champion re-iterates that only a competitive car will keep him in F1 in 2010... Former F1 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen has re-iterated that he is only interested in remaining on the grand prix grid in 2010 should ...

I was perusing Germany's Auto Motor und Sport and discovered that there is a sentiment that could be pervasive around the offices of Germany's leading automobile magazine.

Kimi Raikkonen stands to make more money in 2010 if he takes a sabbatical. Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports that if the Finn accepts McLaren's current offer, he will earn 15 million euros in 2010, as opposed to 17m if he has a season on the sidelines.

Kimi Raikkonen has confirmed that he is in talks with McLaren about re-joining the British team, while denying that there was any negotiations with Toyota.

Formula 1 was reeling last night after Toyota became the latest automakers to quit the sport, just days after tire manufacturer Bridgestone pulled out.

That's it. My story with Ferrari ended last Sunday in Abu Dhabi: with the "Reds" I had the possibility to make one of my dreams come true, while now I'm looking ahead, waiting for new challenges.

Brawn GP chief Ross Brawn has played down suggestions that Kimi Raikkonen could be lined up as an alternative to the hesitant Jenson Button for 2010.

TIMES world champion Spaniard Fernando Alonso said farewell to Renault with a solid if disappointing drive to 14th in Sunday's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix - and then expressed confidence in the future he faces at Ferrari.

Stefano Domenicali has expressed confidence in Ferrari's plans for 2010, despite the famous team's appalling end to this season.

Fernando Alonso has admitted that he is pleased that Ferrari is focusing on the 2010 F1 campaign, even if it means that late-season results do not show well for the Scuderia.

Nick Heidfeld has emerged as the leading candidate to become Lewis Hamilton's McLaren teammate in 2010, according to a leading German newspaper.

Well, those Jenson Button to McLaren rumors were fun while they lasted. The Times is reporting today that Button and Brawn management are close to a deal that would essentially return the new world champion to his old salary, an increase the paper calls a "recession-busting" one.

Drivers: Fernando Alonso , Kimi Raikkonen , Adrian Sutil and Jarno Trulli Q: A question to you all.

The chequered flag will wave on the 2009 season on Sunday, but the fates of several drivers are still uncertain.

Sunday marks the end of a very unusual season of Formula 1 Grands Prix, characterised by significant technical regulation changes which in turn led to a new order, with the more established teams, including Ferrari , having to make way for new names at the top of the classifications.

As Formula One prepares to welcome its newest circuit this weekend, it will be the farewells that gain most of the attention.

Kimi Raikkonen aims to bid farewell to Ferrari on a high note by claiming third place in the Constructors' Championship.

Toyota Motorsport President John Howett warns 2007 F1 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen that there will be no room at the inn for him in 2010 unless he lowers his salary demands Kimi Raikkonen is pricing himself out of an F1 seat with Toyota in 2010, the big-budget Japanese manufacturer's motorsport president John Howett has warned.

Neither McLaren nor sources close to Jenson Button have made any real attempt to dampen reports that the new world champion could form a sensational partnership with his predecessor, Lewis Hamilton, at Woking next year.