Indian GP: Raikkonen making progress with camber issues
Indian GP: Raikkonen making progress with camber issues By Edd Straw Kimi Raikkonen believes he has made some progress in improving his qualifying performances even though he still cannot get the car to handle as he wants it to. The Finn was sixth fastest in qualifying for the Indian Grand Prix, his best position on Saturday since he took fourth at the Nurburgring in July. Raikkonen revealed yesterday that the camber and pressure limits introduced at the German GP have held him back, but while he is not happy there have been some gains. When asked by AUTOSPORT if qualifying is back to normal, he replied: "No, I don't think so. "The issues are still there but it's maybe a little bit less. "We can go much faster but we have to do those things [change restricted settings]. "Overall, it was a little bit better, but it's still not as I want it. There are still some issues." The 2007 world champion is hopeful of bein...