Kimi Raikkonen hopes to pull off a double this weekend.

A victory at the Monaco Grand Prix would be his second straight in Formula One's most prestigious race, an apt way to celebrate the 40th anniversary of McLaren-Mercedes' first race in F1. It won't be easy. No driver has won two in a row on the quirky street course since Michael Schumacher did it in '94 and '95.

"To lay the foundation for a good result you have to perform well in qualifying," Raikkonen said. "In Monaco overtaking is almost impossible as the track is so twisty and narrow. Because of this, I am sure we will see some interesting strategies from all the teams. You need to be precise."

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