Raikkonen missed the last two races at Zandvoort and Monza after testing positive for COVID-19.
Robert Kubica represented Raikkonen in both races and showed a good performance as he had not driven in Formula 1 since the 2019 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Raikkonen used social media to give us a quick update on his condition.
“I’m doing well. See you at the next GP, ”he wrote on Instagram.
Alfa Romeo lost even more ground to Williams in the constructors’ championship in Raikkonen’s absence. 19 points separated the two teams in the race for P8.
In the run-up to the Dutch Grand Prix, the 2007 champion announced his retirement from the sport after a 20-year career.
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His resignation paved the way for Valtteri Bottas, who will move to Alfa Romeo after five years at Mercedes.
Raikkonen began his F1 career for Sauber in 2001 before moving to McLaren in 2003.
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Many consider his time at McLaren to be his best years in terms of overall performance, but it hasn’t earned him a title.
Raikkonen won the title in 2007 at the expense of Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton, but lost his seat to the Spaniard for 2010.
After a two-year absence, Raikkonen returned to Lotus in 2012 before returning to Ferrari for five more seasons.
Alfa Romeo will be the Finn’s last team as he will leave F1 as the most experienced driver in the sport with a record number of starts
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