Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has conceded that pairing Kimi Raikkonen with Fernando Alonso for the 2014 season ‘could be dangerous'. Ferrari has altered its driver line-up for the first time since the start of 2010 as Raikkonen returns to the team with which he won the 2007 championship, replacing Felipe Massa. Alonso has enjoyed priority over Massa since 2010 and, with Raikkonen also a world champion, Di Montezemolo admits that it is a risky strategy for Ferrari. 'Putting together Alonso and Raikkonen could be dangerous,' he told Reuters. 'But in Formula One … everything is potential danger. I think that Fernando knows that he drives not for himself but for Ferrari....
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