Thankyou for the photos! it seems Kimi had a really good time. Meanwhile Mika Häkkinen has said in his column that he thinks either Kimi or Alonso will leave Ferrari after this year.
Quote: Olga wrote in post #409i always have the feeling that alonso would go if he had a good looking seat somewhere else...i think hes just had it....
same here! and tbh I wouldnt blame him! then again ferrari took him coz they thought that they would develope them their car
he´s a great driver but he cant do miracles
"Walk on, through the wind, Walk on, through the rain, Though your dreams be tossed and blown. Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart, And you'll never walk alone, YOU`LL NEVER WALK ALONE!!!"
At least a sunday where we see him driving and can cheer after that!
"Walk on, through the wind, Walk on, through the rain, Though your dreams be tossed and blown. Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart, And you'll never walk alone, YOU`LL NEVER WALK ALONE!!!"
quoteKimi Räikkönen at the Goodwood Festival of Speed VIDEO: The Ferrari Formula One driver made his debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2014. He talks about how he got into motorsport, his love of motocross and why he's attracted to rallying. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/good...l-of-Speed.html
Kimi Räikkönen, the 2007 F1 World Champion, made his first appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on Sunday June 29th.
The Finn, who is generally renowned as a difficult interviewee, talks openly about his formative years in motorsport and what motivates him away from the high pressure world of F1.
Räikkönen drove his title-winning Ferrari F2007 car up the 1.16-mile Goodwood hillclimb and was mobbed by fans wherever he went.
His appearance was a coup for the Festival of Speed - most Formula One champions, with the notable exception of Michael Schumacher, have attended the event.
The F2007 helped Räikkönen to his first, so far only, F1 title and gave Ferrari its first Constructor's title since Schumacher helped it win both in 2004. In it, the Finn won six races on the way to the title.
John Surtees and Räikkönen drove their championship-winning cars up the hill. Surtees was celebrating 50 years since his title, which came after multiple championships on motorcycles. To this day, he remains the only man to have won world championships on two and four wheels.
Räikkönen said: “It was great to have the chance to join John in celebrating his incredible career. This is my first time at Goodwood and it’s been amazing to see so many motoring fans come together to share their passion for cars with one another."
Quote: Olga wrote in post #409i always have the feeling that alonso would go if he had a good looking seat somewhere else...i think hes just had it....
same here! and tbh I wouldnt blame him! then again ferrari took him coz they thought that they would develope them their car
he´s a great driver but he cant do miracles
I agree but where is that good looking seat? McLaren who aren't even fast with a Mercedes engine? I think (and hope) Ferrari has more potential to be better next year since main problem is the PU and that they can change for next year. Honda will start all new.. so I don't see Alonso leaving.. or Kimi.. as long as Ferrari isn't making him..
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- so nice to see them smile 
would like to know what they were talking 