By Dale Calkins
July 23 2009
Ferrari's Kimi Räikkönen believes the F60 will continue to deliver improved results at this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix. The car and the team have been making gradual improvements over the past several races and considering the nature of the Hungaroring, Kimi does predict a competitive weekend.
Räikkönen Hoping |
"They say that Hungary is somehow similar to Monaco. True, the corners are very slow, but the Hungaroring is
definitely more forgiving than the track in the principality, where the
tiniest slip will almost certainly make you end up in the barriers. He is also hoping for warm conditions in Hungary this weekend, which is typically the case. However, forecasts suggest unseasonably cool conditions for this year's instalment. "The F60 should adapt pretty well to the track but we know that all of
the other teams have improved their cars considerably since Monaco so
there will be fierce competition,We'll get a better
picture of the situation on Friday morning after the first free
practice. |
