Not Satisfy, Kimi Stay Happy

Kimi Räikkönen claim not satisfied just sitting in the third podium Monaco GP. But it is the first time Ferrari get podium in this season. The Iceman also can not close over gladness joy of him.

Once able to take the position of the second start, Kimi previously expected to fight back on Jenson Button as the top pole. But in the beginning of the race, the 2007 world champion has lost its position as passed Rubens Barrichello.

This condition occurs throughout the race. Until the finish line, Kimi finally must be satisfied with just third position, one level above the partner, Felipe Massa.

"We need to be happy with this result, given the way the team started the season," said the Finn.

Concerning the failure on the start which makes the position passed by Barrichello, Kimi mention it as something normal. That Conditions increasingly difficult with the slippery track and the use of soft tires by two drivers Brawn.

"It is not the first time I have been in second place and lost position at the start," Raikkonen added. "It is very slippery on that side [of the track], and they were on the soft tyres at the start, so that definitely didn't help us.

"We're still not where we want to be – we have many things to do to be able to fight for first position – but the people are working very hard at the factory and we have improved the car quite a lot at least."