The Finnish former Formula One World Champion Kimi Räikkönen’s return to the F1 circuit looks certain, at least if the British Williams team boss Adam Parr’s answers and especially his facial expressions are anything to go by. Parr seemed to find it difficult to keep a straight face when Eddie Jordan, commenting for BBC television, asked him after yesterday’s Indian Grand Prix whether the team’s second driver for next year was going to be Räikkönen or Adrian Sutil. Parr assured Jordan and other listeners that the Williams team was still thinking about what to do next year and that no decisions had been made as yet. His mischievous smile nevertheless strongly suggested that Räikkönen might be seen in a Williams helmet in the 2012 F1 season. Williams is one of the most successful teams in F1 history. It has won the Constructors’ Championship nine times. Finnish driver Keke Rosberg, among others, won his drivers’ title (in 1982) when driving for Williams. source