Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene expects the 2007 world champion Kimi Raikkönen in a completely new shape when the curtains fall at the season opener Australian GP. Kimi Raikkönen was struggling for speed last year when he was regularly heavily outpaced by the now McLaren-bound Fernando Alonso. The Finn couldn’t find the way to drive around the F14-T’s understeering nature. This year, however, Raikkönen has seemed to be much happier with the Scuderia’s new machine, the SF15-T. 'We’ve still got a long way ahead of us but the team is working well and has produced a very nice car.' The 35-year-old champion also hails Ferrari’s dramatic changes over the last months in...
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