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Kimi expects stronger Hungary

Kimi Raikkonen is confident Ferrari will be stronger around the Hungaroring than was the case at Silverstone for F1's return to action next week in Budapest. Sebastian Vettel ultimately salvaged an unlikely podium finish for the Scuderia at the last race courtesy of a perfectly-timed switch to intermediate tyres, but their SF15-T had not been a match for either Williams' FW37 or the habitually dominant Mercedes W06 all weekend. Ferrari have denied suggestions they have fallen further behind Mercedes in recent races despite upgrades to their car, but team boss Maurizio Arrivabene has conceded that their form is still susceptible to fluctuations over the rest of the season. However, with...
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