Fernando Alonso described Ferrari's qualifying session as 'perfect' despite his fastest time seeing him start Sunday's race seventh on the grid
Source: SeventySevenBucks
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Räikkönen didn't have room to avoid Alonso + Video Interview after Race
Räikkönen's Lotus and Alonso's Ferrari clashed when they were braking into the first corner. Lotus-car's front wing touched Ferrari's rear tyre and hence Alonso's race stopped shortly when he spun off the track.
– After the start I was all the time on the left side when we started to brake. Fernando came all the time more and more to the left. I tried to go more to the left but there was no room where to go. What happened happened because I couldn't go anywhere, Räikkönen cleared up.
Räikkönen's front wing suffered a mild damage and the car's speed wasn't enough to fight for a better position than 5th. The chance went when Lewis Hamilton succeeded to return just beside Räikkönen after a very fast pitstop. Since Lotus was on the left side, McLaren got a cleaner driving line and passed.
Source Turun Sanomat
Alonso frustrated with Räikkönen
Fernando Alonso has questioned Kimi Raikkonen's approach during the first corner of the Japanese GP after the title winner's race-ending clash with the Lotus at Suzuka
Alonso's retirement, coupled with a dominant victory for Sebastian Vettel, has cut the Spaniard's lead to just four points with five races remaining.
The Ferrari was sent spinning into the gravel as the two former World Champions battled into the sweeping first turn.
"Well I had no space on the right, I had Button there I think, on the left I had Kimi and I don't understand why Kimi didn't lift off as there was no room out there and it was only the first corner," he told Sky Sports F1. "But that is the way it and this time it was us."
Alonso's retirement, coupled with a dominant victory for Sebastian Vettel, has cut the Spaniard's lead to just four points with five races remaining.
The Ferrari was sent spinning into the gravel as the two former World Champions battled into the sweeping first turn.
"Well I had no space on the right, I had Button there I think, on the left I had Kimi and I don't understand why Kimi didn't lift off as there was no room out there and it was only the first corner," he told Sky Sports F1. "But that is the way it and this time it was us."
Trying to stay optimistic, Alonso added that whilst he suffered bad luck in Japan, it could easily happen to his rivals in any of the forthcoming races.
"Not really," he replied when asked if his title hopes had suffered a serious setback. "This time I retire, next time maybe it will be Vettel who will retire.
"You never know, this is motorsport. With five races to go it will be like a mini Championship. We will start with the same points and we need to score one more point in the five races than the others so we will try to do that."
Source: SkySports
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Video: Sky Sports - Italian GP - Kimi - Car performed to the max
Lotus' Kimi Räikkönen believes he and the team performed to the max at the Italian Grand Prix - The Finn moves into third position in the World Championship standings
Source: SixtySixBucks
Source: SixtySixBucks
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Video: Sky Sports - Belgian GP - Hamilton clear about crash
Lewis Hamilton says it is clear who caused the crash at Spa but is refusing to name names
Source: NinetyBucks
Source: NinetyBucks
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Lewis Hamilton: Vettel, Alonso biggest threat
Dan Thomas catches up with Lewis Hamilton a day after his victory in Montreal
Source: ESPNUK
Source: ESPNUK
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Video: Kimi Räikkönen misses out on top three at Spanish GP
Kimi Räikkönen was disappointed to have missed out on a top three position after finishing 5th in qualifying
Source: F1ARAB
Source: F1ARAB
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Video: Kimi Räikkönen: I should have won - F1 2012 Bahrain
Kimi Räikkönen was disappointed not to win the Bahrain Grand Prix but was pleased for the Lotus team
Source: F1ARAB
Source: F1ARAB
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Video: Especial Interview with 6 WDC CCTV 5 at Chinese GP 2012
Interview with Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton, Jenson Button, Fernando Alonso, Kimi Räikkönen and Sebastian Vettel from CCTV 5
Source: AnneCarvalho78
Source: AnneCarvalho78
Friday, April 13, 2012
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Video: Kimi Räikkönen The Party Animal: The F1 Show - Sky Sports 2012
Lotus driver Kimi Räikkönen speaks to Ted Kravitz following the opening two races of the season
Source: F1RunsDeep
Monday, March 26, 2012
Video: Kimi Raikkonen in Lebanon (26/03/2012)
Kimi Räikkönen visiting Lebanon and meeting with the Lebanese President Michel Sleiman
Courtesy: iceman1
Courtesy: iceman1
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Video: Press Conference with Top three drivers at Australian GP 2012
Jenson Button won the opening Grand Prix of the 2012 season in Australia, with his McLaren teammate Lewis Hamilton in third, and Sebastian Vettel in second
Source: SeventyBuckss
Source: SeventyBuckss
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Video: Kimi Räikkönen Relaxed And Ready at Australian GP 2012 - Sky Sports
Kimi Räikkönen says it's important to avoid any major issues in Melbourne
Source: FiveeNil
Source: FiveeNil
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Friday, March 9, 2012
Kimi Räikkönen: Top Gear video teaser, what to expect on Sunday ?
During the latter hours of Wednesday morning, Kimi took part in the filming of one of the world’s most watched television programmes: Top Gear
There was a noticeable chill in the air when Kimi arrived in the South-East of England, having jetted in from his home in Zurich for the day to drive a rather abused ‘Reasonably Priced Car’ around the legendary Top Gear test track.
After meeting the Stig – and trying to deduce who the latest driver to take that moniker might be – Kimi was shown the test track then let loose in the front wheel drive family runabout. Declaring the car ‘better than expected’, he explored the levels of adhesion, confirming that understeer and oversteer were both present in plentiful quantities when provoked. With the track learnt, the stopwatches were started. Kimi set a time of…. well, you’ll have to watch the programme to know that!
With the on-track action wrapped up, it was time to face one of Britain’s most renowned broadcasters: Jeremy Clarkson. Relaxing on the bench style leather car seats in front of an audience of around 400 fans lucky enough to be selected from the ten-year long waiting list to watch filming, Kimi’s appearance was certainly memorable, but we’re not going to give away any more than that.
Make sure you tune in to BBC TWO this coming Sunday at 20:00 UK time. Just to whet your appetite, here’s a short video teaser!
Source: LotusRenaultF1
There was a noticeable chill in the air when Kimi arrived in the South-East of England, having jetted in from his home in Zurich for the day to drive a rather abused ‘Reasonably Priced Car’ around the legendary Top Gear test track.
After meeting the Stig – and trying to deduce who the latest driver to take that moniker might be – Kimi was shown the test track then let loose in the front wheel drive family runabout. Declaring the car ‘better than expected’, he explored the levels of adhesion, confirming that understeer and oversteer were both present in plentiful quantities when provoked. With the track learnt, the stopwatches were started. Kimi set a time of…. well, you’ll have to watch the programme to know that!
With the on-track action wrapped up, it was time to face one of Britain’s most renowned broadcasters: Jeremy Clarkson. Relaxing on the bench style leather car seats in front of an audience of around 400 fans lucky enough to be selected from the ten-year long waiting list to watch filming, Kimi’s appearance was certainly memorable, but we’re not going to give away any more than that.
Make sure you tune in to BBC TWO this coming Sunday at 20:00 UK time. Just to whet your appetite, here’s a short video teaser!
Source: LotusRenaultF1
Friday, February 10, 2012
Video: Fernando Alonso Interview at Jerez Sky Sports
Ferrari and Fernando Alonso were fastest on the final day of the first pre-season testing week in Jerez ahead of the new Formula One season
Source: GrandPrixGirls
Source: GrandPrixGirls
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Video: BBC - Hamilton and Vettel discuss contrasting fortunes following first test
Hamilton says he is "in a good place" ahead of the new season whilst Sebastian Vettel complains of a "loss of grip" following their first experiences driving their 2012-spec cars on the third day of pre-season testing in Jerez .
Hamilton states "things went pretty smoothly" and had "no nasty surprises" after driving his new McLaren MP4-27 for the first time.
By contrast, Vettel reveals he struggles with his new Red Bull RB8, complaining of "quite a big loss of grip" compared to last year's car which was built around the now-illegal 'blown diffuser' exhaust system, and having to adapt his driving style to cope with the changes.
Source: SeventyBuckss
Hamilton states "things went pretty smoothly" and had "no nasty surprises" after driving his new McLaren MP4-27 for the first time.
By contrast, Vettel reveals he struggles with his new Red Bull RB8, complaining of "quite a big loss of grip" compared to last year's car which was built around the now-illegal 'blown diffuser' exhaust system, and having to adapt his driving style to cope with the changes.
Source: SeventyBuckss
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