From GMM
Kimi Raikkonen sounds less enthusiastic than ever about the idea of returning to formula one.
The 2007 world champion, who switched full-time to the world rally championship when Ferrari replaced him with Fernando Alonso for last season, was considered a leading contender for a return to the grid in 2011 with Renault.
He was again a candidate after Robert Kubica's horror rally crash, but 31-year-old Raikkonen was already setting up his own rally entry called Ice1 before he finished a promising eighth in the opening event in Sweden earlier this month.
"I have no interest in returning to formula one. I do not want to talk about formula one. Rallying is where I want to be. And it is good to be back for another season," he is quoted as saying by Gulf News.
Kimi Raikkonen sounds less enthusiastic than ever about the idea of returning to formula one.
The 2007 world champion, who switched full-time to the world rally championship when Ferrari replaced him with Fernando Alonso for last season, was considered a leading contender for a return to the grid in 2011 with Renault.
He was again a candidate after Robert Kubica's horror rally crash, but 31-year-old Raikkonen was already setting up his own rally entry called Ice1 before he finished a promising eighth in the opening event in Sweden earlier this month.
"I have no interest in returning to formula one. I do not want to talk about formula one. Rallying is where I want to be. And it is good to be back for another season," he is quoted as saying by Gulf News.