F1: 5 feel good podiums for 2019

#2 Kimi Raikkonen - Alfa Romeo Sauber

Raikkonen returns to Sauber, the team he debuted in F1

with in

2001

The oldest and the most loved driver on the track getting on the podium with a team on the way up will be as feel good as it comes.

The team that he started his career in 2001 with, Kimi Raikkonen would be the undisputed number 1 driver after a really long time, as far back as 2012, when he returned to Formula 1 with Lotus.

It seems weird to have a world champion being in such a position for so long, but unlike his Ferrari years, his hands won't be tied. He would be doing, in his words, 'pure racing'.

He has always been at his best when the expectations are tempered and he is allowed to do his own thing. Exactly how the grid stacks up is still uncertain but Sauber certainly has a chance of nabbing a podium with the Finn.