Kimi! Yeah (Raikkonen confirmed at Renault)

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Originally Posted by Mia 01

As some said, he is the most talented driver there ever has been in F1. But, then there is the car, 2005, a very frustrating year.

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Who are these deluded people? He is not even close to being one of the most talented drivers ever in F1. Kimi is supremely talented but he is not anywhere near being one of the greats and he never will be. We all know you're biased towards him but still, a little perspective please.

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Originally Posted by Garry Walker

If you reinjure yourself during sickness leave doing something your injured body-part clearly was not ready for, you will find I have a very good case going for me.
You will also find that I have enough experience in dealing with employees and if I want to get rid of someone, let's put it this way, I will get rid of him. It will also hold up in court.

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This course of action shows just how experienced you really are:

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If my employee had behaved like that, I would have fired him right there and then and thrown him out.

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If you were really so experienced you'd know that you can't just fire an employee on the spot like you've suggested withou consequences unless they are a relatively new employee. As some of my Irish friends would say, I think you're talking sh*te! :D

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Originally Posted by SGWilko

True - but if you are off work due to an injury preventing you from working, you cannot then decide you can do 'other stuff' while you are off.

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Absolutely. But there's nothing stopping you from gigging once you are back to work and in full health and he has no right to even suggest otherwise.

As employment law varies from country to country every contradictory opinion expressed could be correct [in the poster's country]

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Originally Posted by The Black Knight

If you were really so experienced you'd know that you can't just fire an employee on the spot like you've suggested withou consequences unless they are a relatively new employee. As some of my Irish friends would say, I think you're talking sh*te! :D

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Top trolling. Trying to revive an irrelevant argument that's been cold for more than 3 weeks. And after Pino exhorted us to keep the thread on topic too. Well done.

So back to Kimi, he sounds pretty happy with his test in the old Renault:
www.jamesallenonf1.com/2012/01/raikkonen-theres-nothing-better-than-an-f1-car/

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Originally Posted by AndyL

Top trolling. Trying to revive an irrelevant argument that's been cold for more than 3 weeks. And after Pino exhorted us to keep the thread on topic too. Well done.

So back to Kimi, he sounds pretty happy with his test in the old Renault:
www.jamesallenonf1.com/2012/01/raikkonen-theres-nothing-better-than-an-f1-car/

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Oops! I hadn't seen Pino's post. I tend to not pay much attention to one liners unless it's Mia. You'd never know what unorthodox opinion she might express :D

Kimi IS BACK, and he is better than ever!

Topping the timesheets at Jerez!!

Topping the timesheets in the first half hour of the first day of testing, where teams are running all manner of programmes and development parts.

Don't get carried away just yet!

Rosberg is currently topping the time sheets. I read somewhere that Kimi has done a lap but according to this
Timing: 7 february, tuesday. Circuit of Jerez, Spain.

he hasn't even done a lap yet.

He he. I know Dave but I´m happy!

"@StrangAutosport with some more Raikkonen analysis: "During his run in the 2010 Renault, two weeks ago, taking into account fuel correction, he was within two tenths of his best lap on his first flyer."

@StrangAutosport: "Kimi looks on it this morning. Taking no prisoners on the apexes and really pushing on to get up to speed."

Raikkonen has done the most running this morning, having started off with a five-lap run averaging 1m20.8s, then a four-lap run averaging 1m21.8s".