Kimi Raikkonen has downplayed concerns that the F1 drivers will have to deal with a completely new beast this season, saying the cars won't be much different. With the arrival of the 1.6-litre turbocharged engine heralding a new era for Formula One, there are some concerns that the racing could change. Throw in the new regulation limiting drivers to 100kgs of fuel per race - roughly 60kgs less than what they used in 2013 - and those concerns become worries. One person, though, who is not at all fazed is the unflappable Raikkonen. "My feeling is that it's not going to be as different as people think," he said in a video interview for Ferrari, "but I might be wrong....
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