F1’s Kimi Raikkonen this weekend completed his second professional rally in 17th place.
Earlier this winter, the Ferrari driver finished 13th on his rally debut, having entered a Fiat Abarthe Grande Punto S2000 in the Arctic Lapland Rally in his native Finland.

He reprised the rally with the next round of the Finnish Rally Championship, the Vaakuna Rally in Mikkeli, again with the Tomi Makinen Racing-prepared Abarthe.

Raikkonen, 29, was eight minutes behind the rally winner Jari Ketomaa at the finish, but had been seventh overall at one stage prior to an off.

Source - MotorAuthority.com

Kimi Raikkonen braved snow, ice and freezing conditions over the weekend to finish a competitive 13th overall on his rallying debut.

The punishing Arctic Lapland Rally takes place over three days in the north of Finland and is a mainstay of the national rallying calendar, attracting some of the country’s leading drivers.

However, Raikkonen’s most famous competitor was fellow world champion Mika Hakkinen, with the current Ferrari driver beating his Finnish countryman by more than 7m30s.

Raikkonen took to the snowy stages in a Fiat Grande Punto S2000 and, with the help of co-driver Kaj Lindstrom, finished just 6m34s off the winner.

Meanwhile Hakkinen, in his fourth appearance at the Arctic Rally, was behind the wheel of a Mitsubushi Lancer Evo 9 and finished the event 19th overall.