Kimi Raikkonen News

Alain Prost has warned Kimi Raikkonen to think hard before taking a one-year break from Formula One.

Seemingly a pretty straight-forward question: Can Kimi Raikkonen return at the top of his game? But before quickly saying "yes" or "no," consider these factors: A key issue: Will there be a drive available to him that will provide the car he needs? Will teams be too wary of bringing back a driver who has been out of the sport? Would rallying - ...

At the 2005 British Grand Prix, a Formula One journalist jogged semi-naked around the Silverstone circuit.

Compact. Exclusive. Carbon fiber construction. Red detailing. Built for the road.

Boss Ross Brawn has hinted strongly that the newly rebranded Mercedes GP team is only on the market for a single driver for 2010.

Two potential options for a switch to the World Rally Championship for Kimi Raikkonen have already emerged.

Former world champion Kimi Raikkonen confirmed Thursday that he will take a one-year sabbatical from Formula One next season and said it's uncertain whether he will return in 2011.

Kimi Raikkonen, pictured, has decided to take at least a year off from Formula 1 after talks with McLaren fell through.

Fernando Alonso, newly signed to the Scuderia, appeared at their celebration in Valencia.

What was already shaping up to be a fascinating 2010 Formula 1 season got a whole lot more intriguing in the wake of the announcement that Mercedes is to take over the Brawn team .

Alonso: 'I am reviewing whether to stay with Renault for another year' enlarge If it's Spain, it must be Fernando Alonso.

Stefano Domenicali says Brawn and Red Bull will be right in the thick of it again next season.

Formula 1 2010 Season. Click here to bet. Click here to bet on F1 with Sky Bet! Click here for full coverage on Planet-F1 Click here for 2009 race results Click here for final championship standings Click here for more F1 news Anthony Hamilton has denied reports that his son Lewis is opposed to Kimi Raikkonen joining McLaren next season.

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.