2015 Italy - Post-Race: Raikkonen misses out on Monza podium

[@thevinceberry]

Always something went wrong for the number two driver

[@ciaronsmith4995]

If you just started watching f1 recently, please remember: This man was once untouchable in terms of raw speed. Nobody knows what the hell is going on inside these drivers' heads.

[@mrRTvids]

+Ciaron Smith Look how he came through the traffic, he still has it. But I admit he makes those silly mistakes. It's a matter of time when he wins a race again.

[@kostakontos]

Everyone's going on about Hamilton's tyre pressure issue (*yawn*) whereas for me the highlight of the day was Kimi's comeback. He had one helluva race. Would have been truly special to have him on the podium had he got his start right.

[@ati2636]

hard to say no more bad lucks next races and seasons but I remember how many bad lucks kimi had before too in his career

[@AtrolinK]

Come on Kimi keep it up for the end of the season, we love you, you can do much much better, forza Ferrari!

[@richard92251]

Given the fact it´s Kimi, he was in a worse mood than normally. And then he has to talk with the journalists, his special friends :|

[@kylereese968]

im used to disappointments, im finnish, need i say more...

[@edLogo]

:'(

[@EvenstarSaima]

"Ah... maybe one day"... what? Win? At Ferrari? As No.2? Only if the No.1 is out of contention.

[@EvenstarSaima]

I hate being right in Kimi's case. Look at Monaco.

[@longhopelass]

Good driver but needs to practice his starts as this is second race in a row he has a poor start. If you look at on board footage of his first lap here and especially in Spa, you see he's good but he keeps giving himself too much to do.

[@Obi-WanKannabis]

+longhopelass he doesn't though. His starts have been just as good as Vettel's all season bar a few...