FIA FORMULA ONE 2014

BelovedTaeyeon

#Kimi gives a hand to @AlanPermane today in the Australian paddock. I wouldn't have believed I'd see this pic EVER. pic.twitter.com/N7kWRJ9quR

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Kimi Raikkonen: You don't drive races on paper






Fernando Alonso : " Possibly, Kimi is the fastest and most talented of the entire grid." #GoIceman

Alonso sincère ou calculateur d'après-vous ?

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#Kimi in 2001 and 2014 #Melbourne #Ferrari #KR7 pic.twitter.com/keyfwNz650






#Iceman is finally back: Kimi's official website is ready just in time for the new season http://www.kimiraikkonen.com/

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Some speculations of today's FP sessions. #Kimi #F1 #Ferrari #AusGP #MTVF1 pic.twitter.com/8DRX4gFOtQ

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AUSTRALIA GP: FRIDAY PRACTICE RESULTS

        

PRACTICE TWOREPORT:

Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen were third and seventh quickest respectively in the second free practice session for the Australian Grand Prix. At Albert Park the Spaniard, who did 28 laps, posted a 1.30.132, half a second off the quickest time set by Lewis Hamilton, with his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg second. The Finn did 32 laps on his way to a best time of 1.30.898.
Both drivers worked on evaluating the Soft tyres for wear and performance, which appears to be almost two seconds quicker than the Mediums. They also worked on car set-up and in the final half hour, both drivers did a long run, practicing starts through the session. One small problem for Raikkonen when a failed sensor meant he could not select first gear at the end of pit lane. But the F14 T was brought back to the garage where it was fixed with no effect on the planned programme.


http://kimiraikkonenspace.com/20 ... y-practice-results/

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Salaam.

Kesian Lewis

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AUSTRALIA GP – QUALIFYING RESULTS

Report: Qualifying was made particularly tricky because of rain and it ended in less than brilliant circumstances for Scuderia Ferrari. Fernado Alonso was fifth fastest, leaving the impression he could have done better with a little bit of luck, while Kimi Raikkonen is twelfth on the sixth row, having hit the wall right at the end of Q2 in Albert Park.

Everyone rushed out on track in Q1 as the rain was clearly on its way, arriving four minutes from the end: Fernando was fourth fastest with a 1.31.388 on the Soft tyres, while Raikkonen was ninth in 1.32.439 on the Mediums.

In a wet Q2, the Intermediate tyres were called into service, and the Spaniard was third in 1.42.805, six tenths off Rosberg’s Mercedes. But Raikkonen was in the wall and out of proceedings, a fate he shared with two other champions, Button and Vettel.

A five-place grid penalty for Bottas moves Kimi up to 11th for the race tomorrow (view full grid list here).

Kimi admits traffic more costly than crash: “I didn’t have any more time to do an extra lap, so on that lap I would have come in anyway. I was playing around with the switches or something, and I got a little bit of wheelspin and touched the wall. But the car is more or less OK. It was just my mistake. I got a little bit of wheelspin, I wasn’t pushing anymore, but I couldn’t catch it. That didn’t change the fact we had traffic on the previous lap. There was a McLaren going very slowly through Turn 5, and there were some other cars in front of us, but that’s how it goes sometimes. In the wet we had the speed, it was just the traffic.”



Pos  Driver             Team/Car              Time       Gap
1.  Lewis Hamilton     Mercedes              1m44.231s
2.  Daniel Ricciardo   Red Bull-Renault      1m44.548s  +0.317s
3.  Nico Rosberg       Mercedes              1m44.595s  +0.364s
4.  Kevin Magnussen    McLaren-Mercedes      1m45.745s  +1.514s
5.  Fernando Alonso    Ferrari               1m45.819s  +1.588s
6.  Jean-Eric Vergne   Toro Rosso-Renault    1m45.864s  +1.633s
7.  Nico Hulkenberg    Force India-Mercedes  1m46.030s  +1.799s
8.  Daniil Kvyat       Toro Rosso-Renault    1m47.360s  +3.129s
9.  Felipe Massa       Williams-Mercedes     1m48.079s  +3.848s
10.  Valtteri Bottas    Williams-Mercedes     1m48.147s  +3.916s


                   Q3 cut-off:           1m44.331s       **
11.  Jenson Button      McLaren-Mercedes      1m44.437s  +2.173s
12.  Kimi Raikkonen     Ferrari               1m44.494s  +2.230s
13.  Sebastian Vettel   Red Bull-Renault      1m44.668s  +2.404s
14.  Adrian Sutil       Sauber-Ferrari        1m45.655s  +3.391s
15.  Kamui Kobayashi    Caterham-Renault      1m45.867s  +3.603s
16.  Sergio Perez       Force India-Mercedes  1m47.293s  +5.029s


                   Q2 cut-off:           1m34.274s       ***
17.  Max Chilton        Marussia-Ferrari      1m34.293s  +4.118s
18.  Jules Bianchi      Marussia-Ferrari      1m34.794s  +4.619s
19.  Esteban Gutierrez  Sauber-Ferrari        1m35.117s  +4.942s
20.  Marcus Ericsson    Caterham-Renault      1m35.157s  +4.982s
21.  Romain Grosjean    Lotus-Renault         1m36.993s  +6.818s




Kimi Raikkonen: “Qualifying wasn’t straightforward today, especially because of traffic. When I was on a quick lap, I had a car in front of me at every corner. That stopped me getting a clean lap and at the end of Q2, I spun off damaging the front wing. I don’t think I’d have gone quicker anyway, as I had already reduced my speed at this point, because I knew already I wouldn’t make it to Q3. It’s a shame, because compared to yesterday we have made some steps forward. In the wet we were quick and I had more feeling for the car. We know we have a lot of work to do in every area, especially on car set-up, but at the same time, we are sure we are going in the right direction. Tomorrow’s race will be tough, the weather forecast is unclear and on top of that, with the new rules, it’s hard to predict how things will go. But it’s only the first race of the year and we will do our best to get a good result.”

Pat Fry: “Qualifying in the wet in Melbourne is nothing new, but today, added to the wet track, the drivers also had to deal with all the new technologies introduced in the regulations. We are not satisfied with the final result, even if the F14 T is still at the development stage and I believe the team is working in the right direction to make up ground to our rivals, especially Mercedes, who today confirmed the form they’d shown in winter testing. Our grid positions would suggest an uphill battle in the race, especially for Kimi and we can expect unknown factors linked to reliability and fuel consumption to count for a lot. As for the former factor, we are paying close attention to every little detail. At this point, we cannot allow ourselves to be distracted, because with such complicated systems, the unpredictable could come into play. In terms of race pace, we’ve seen some teams are faster than us, but I think the first race of the year could throw up some surprises, hopefully in our favour.”

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Retirements:

     Romain Grosjean    Lotus-Renault              43 laps
     Pastor Maldonado   Lotus-Renault              29 laps
     Marcus Ericsson    Caterham-Renault           27 laps
     Sebastian Vettel   Red Bull-Renault            3 laps
     Lewis Hamilton     Mercedes                    2 laps
     Kamui Kobayashi    Caterham-Renault            0 laps
     Felipe Massa       Williams-Mercedes           0 laps


Drivers' championship:

1.  Nico Rosberg      25
2.  Daniel Ricciardo  18
3.  Kevin Magnussen   15
4.  Jenson Button     12
5.  Fernando Alonso   10
6.  Valtteri Bottas   8
7.  Nico Hulkenberg   6
8.  Kimi Raikkonen    4
9.  Jean-Eric Vergne  2
10.  Daniil Kvyat      1



Constructors' championship:

1.  McLaren/Mercedes      27
2.  Mercedes              25
3.  Red Bull/Renault      18
4.  Ferrari               14
5.  Williams/Mercedes     8
6.  Force India/Mercedes  6
7.  Toro Rosso/Renault    3

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Ricciardo disqualified from Australian GP

16 March 2014 – Daniel Ricciardo has been stripped of his second place finish in Sunday afternoon's Australian Grand Prix, with his Red Bull machine guilty of exceeding the maximum allowed fuel flow rate per hour.

The Australian had finished second on his first ever race for the Milton Keynes-based outfit, marking his maiden podium finish in the top echelon.

But the FIA revealed after the race that his car had consistently surpassed the 100kg/h fuel flow limit, a breach of the regulations.

Red Bull immediately noted its intention to appeal the decision.

"Following the decision of the FIA that Infiniti Red Bull Racing is in breach of Article 3.2 of the FIA Formula One Sporting Regulations and Article 5.1.4 of the FIA Formula One Technical Regulations with Car 3, the team has notified the FIA of its intention to appeal with immediate effect," read a statement issued by the team.

"Inconsistencies with the FIA fuel flow meter have been prevalent all weekend up and down the pit lane. The Team and Renault are confident the fuel supplied to the engine is in full compliance with the regulations."

Ricciardo's penalty promotes Kevin Magnussen to second position, with team-mate Jenson Button now joining him on the rostrum, while Sergio Pérez moves up to 10th and gives Force India a double points finish.

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tak habis² nak menipu RBR ni

akughi

nampaknye McLaren lebih menonjol tuk first race ni.....

tapi color kereta dia malap sangat

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Aardour

satusembilan posted on 19-3-2014 02:14 PM

Nice one!