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Maybe Luca has his own F-Duct, and only Kimi can activate it?

I don't want to consider what Clause 7.8 could be.

http://www.racingnerds.com/?p=2906

"Kimi Räikkönen going to Ferrari has among Italians widely been interpreted so that Kimi’s sacking in 2009 was a big mistake.
MTV3 revealed on Wednesday evening...

Could I take this opportunity to point out that I was replying to Alca's post which quoted the blog, and not replying to the poster who supplied the link
I had given him a second-chance, thinking I...

How come you react to my posts, cav, if I'm supposedly on your ignore list :laugh:[/quote]


I've never used the ignore option but I think it doesn't protect you from seeing the quotes from an...

From the quote from Schumacher I provided, it is clear that Kimi didn't complain in private either. Not enough, anyway.

That is why I don't like him.

A lack of public criticism may be good for...

I am a Ferrari fan, not a driver fan.

What I see is a driver who has become frustrated by Ferrari's performance.

His name is Fernando Alonso.

I have never felt he lacked commitment.

What...

But, Alca, it's from an obscure blog site, so it must be true!!!

I believe my decision to re-activate the Ignore button has been wholly vindicated.

With all due respect Dex, Allison was at Renault when Alonso was winning titles there, so they will know each other too. Fry has an existing relationship with Alonso, as does Domenicali. That leaves...

If anyone is willing to read -

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/schum ... -1863.html

The important part is this -

"The German insisted that part of Kimi's loss in form in the second part of...

And, of course, to the crux of the issue back then - and, please note, these words are from Kimi himself -

"That is the way it is," Raikkonen recently told Finnish TV station MTV3
when asked...

On the contrary -

http://kimiraikkonenspace.com/2008/11/2 ... -happened/

"Basically the tyre is going to an oversteer tendency during the
race," says Hamashima. "Maybe the car is a little bit...

Ok.

I thought I should give you an opportunity to see if you could actually debate.

It seems not.

I think its best you go back on the ignore list

If he doesn't do politics, he has learnt nothing.

It isn't just Ferrari who need to understand the other party.

Kimi needs to understand that, and so do his fans.

Twice as motivated as last time?

The thing about that is that the Equation would be as follows -

2 x 0 = 0.

He wasn't motivated at all last time, so it appeared.

You can't multiply zeros.

It is up to Kimi to make sure that Alonso does not take the team in his direction. Nobody else.

Is he capable of stopping it?

I don't know how it will be this time.

Previous history of him...