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With signs of discontent in the Red Bull camp, former World Champion Kimi Raikkonen has once again been linked with a move back to F1.

Raikkonen is currently taking part in the World Rally Championship for the Red Bull-backed Citroen team but even before the rally season started he was linked with a move back to Formula One as a replacement for Mark Webber.

While neither Red Bull nor Raikkonen have ruled out the possibility of forming a partnership in F1, team principal Christian Horner recently remarked that he did not think the Finn was looking to return to F1 yet.

"Kimi has committed himself to rallying and he seems to be enjoying that environment," Horner told The Guardian.

However, following the Milton Keynes-based outfit's failure to support Webber after his much publicised coming together with team-mate Sebastian Vettel, like clockwork Raikkonen has once again been suggested as a replacement for Webber should he decided to leave the team.

When contacted regarding his client's future, Raikkonen's manager Steve Robertson was non-committal.

"We have not had any discussions in any direction for next season," he told Turun Sanomat

"There will be a time when Kimi will think about what he wants to do."

Asked whether Raikkonen could return to F1, Robertson replied: "Never say never."