F1: Raikkonen struggling with brake-by-wire

F1: Raikkonen struggling with brake-by-wire

Kimi Raikkonen, the 2007 F1 World Champion, has been struggling with the handling of the F14T so far this year. The Finn rejoins Ferrari after leaving the team in 2009. He qualified 12th, and finished 7th in Melbourne, but not before having several off track excursions. Things should look up from here though, for Raikkonen has identified key factors and issues with the car and the team should be able to tackle them back at base to help him get comfortable and up to speed in the car. Just like his teammate, Raikkonen has been through several eras of cars, and is confident that he will be fighting at the front at Sepang, provided if development goes to plan. Pictures used for illustration purposes only.

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