As it turns out, Kimi Matias Raikkonen will end his career without having ever driven a Formula 1 race at Zandvoort, home to the Dutch GP. The Formula 1 legend that is all set to put an end to his F1 journey at the conclusion of the 2021 World Championship, will be sitting out of the Dutch Grand Prix that returns to the calendar after a massive gap of 36 years. Raikkonen tested positive for COVID 19 upon his recent medical examination and shall, therefore, not take any part in the qualifying or the Grand Prix in The Netherlands. Reserve driver Robert Kubica of Alfa Romeo shall be taking the place of Kimi Raikkonen and will be pairing alongside Antonio Giovinazzi for Sunday?s race at Zandvoort.