World champion Kimi Raikkonen says he would be content to spend the rest of his career with Ferrari.
The 28-year-old Finnish driver moved from McLaren to Ferrari for the 2007 season and repaid the Italian team by winning the drivers' title in dramatic fashion.
Raikkonen spent five years at McLaren after starting his F1 career in 2001 with Sauber, but is enjoying his time with Ferrari.
He told Spanish newspaper Marca: "I see no reason to leave this team.
"I have two years remaining on my contract, but in any case I believe that, whatever happens, this will be my last team.
"The one certainty is that one day I will feel the need to do something else. I would do a few rallies maybe, or something else - I don't know. I will do what I want, basically.
"I have no idea when I will retire. For the moment I am here and I have no intention to change that.
"When I end my contract with Ferrari I will be 30 years old, and it will be the time to decide whether to keep going or not."

Source: SportBox