and Lewis got past me. It was my own mistake. I would have overtaken him sooner to get the place back if I could have done. I was not waiting for the last or second last lap; I just didn't have the speed. I had to wait until he ran out of tyres. "Then I got the chance. I tried to get closer and closer but I was not fast enough earlier on. If Lewis had not got past me I would have had a better chance against Fernando, but it's one of those things; if you make a mistake you pay the price." Raikkonen was also a close second to Sebastian Vettel in Bahrain. The Lotus driver finished third in the Spanish Grand Prix but was rapidly closing on the leading pair at the chequered flag. His time will come. We know he has the class and the car has performance necessary to do so. It works better on high wear tracks on hotter days. Fortunately a couple of the races coming up are often warm affairs, and then we back overseas again where some of those races are traditionally hot. He'll string it together, I'm sure. Lets not forget that this is his first season back after two off, in which a lot has changed in the sport. He's also racing in one of the closest and most competitive fields the sport has seen for a long time, if not ever. I think Spa has Kimi's name on