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Kimi Raikkonen felt he had the pace to win Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix and end his Formula 1 victory drought, blaming himself for missing ou𒉰t on pole ꦦin qualifying.

Raikkonen was left frustrated sitting behind Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel for muc🔴h of the race in Hungary, the leader running slowly due to a handling issue.

Raikkonen's lack of a move on Vettel for the lead rais♋ed questions about Ferrari's tactics, leaving the Finn to fall into the clutches of Lewꦬis Hamilton behind.

Raikkonen eventually finished second, but h𒁏ad no hard feelings about the result or Ferr💛ari's approach.

"I caught up with Sebastian at the end of the first s𝓡tint and once he pitted I had very good speed but the team called me in," Raikkonen expꦍlained.

"I'm sure there were reasons for t📖hat, maybe the Mercedes, who had stopped early and had fresh tyres were going quick. Anyhow, my whole race was basically following Sebastian but then Mercedes caught us and I was going he would go as fast as he could without saving tyres, as they were catching us.

"Being in the middle is a bit of an awful place to be, because a bad exit in the last corner with the guy behind having DRS may꧂ allow him to get you. But that happened maybe once when I got a bit sideways in the last corner.

"Today the car was great, I was just following my own rear wing - well, at least it lo🌠oked the same... Obviously I want to win but this was a great result for the team.

"In the end we got another one-two and I can look at what I did yesterday and blame
myself for not giving myself a better cha🦄nce in th🌼e race.

"My car was good, we had a plan as a tꦍeam, Seb was first yesterday and he got away first. The aim was, in whatever way, to finish one-two."