2007 F1 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen reveals that his options are entirely open as to what the future might hold. Kimi Raikkonen has joked that he could race in the North American NASCAR series in 2010 should he so desire as he remained adamant that he still has ‘no plans’ beyond the end of the current F1 season. The 2007 world champion is being dropped by Ferrari for whom he has driven since that title-winning campaign at the end of the year in favour of Fernando Alonso, the man Raikkonen beat by just a single point two years ago. However, Raikkonen insists he has yet to make any decisions regarding next season, when it has similarly been suggested that he might further indulge his nascent forays into rallying by way of a more full-time switch, or even follow in the wheel tracks of fellow former grand prix stars Jacques Villeneuve and Juan-Pablo Montoya by heading across the Pond to NASCAR, a mooted destination for ‘Singapore-gate’ protagonist Nelsinho Piquet too. “I have no plans,” Raikkonen is quoted as having said by The Associated Press, almost two years to the day to when he claimed his first and thus far only F1 title at Interlagos. “I do what I want with my life. I could race there (in NASCAR) if I wanted but I’m not one of the biggest fans of NASCAR.”(Crash.net)(10-20-2009)
