Quote: Appletree wrote in post #330In Finland there is at the moment the show called "the Starlets of the Jungle" meaning ten beatifull woman competing in Thailand in various tasks. They send video greetings to someone and one of them, blond lady called Tia Kiuru, sended her greeting to Kimi Räikkönen, saying he is the sexiest sportman in F1 ,she said " Kimi , I would do you" I should go and hang out outside the karaoke bars. Kimi I love you"
Oh my... Wonder what Soren did say to him..
One of his post
quoteSoren Bourgeois Thygesen I have never chased his autograph, but since he was right next to me, I thought why not. He said "Sure". And "here you go" And I said "thanks". Lol
quote Kimi Raikkonen says he's just been unlucky in Ferrari F1 return By Ben Anderson Monday, June 2nd 2014, 09:40 GMT
Kimi Raikkonen feels collisions during his 2014 Formula 1 campaign have masked how well he has driven so far on his Ferrari return.
The Finn driver lies well adrift of third-placed team-mate Fernando Alonso in the drivers' championship after six races, but he was on course to beat the Spaniard for the first time this year in the Monaco Grand Prix until a collision with Max Chilton's Marussia spoiled his race.
Raikkonen was also compromised by contact in Malaysia and Bahrain earlier this year, and he reckons incidents like this have made his personal performances look worse than they actually have been.
"I have driven well many times, but there's always been something going wrong in the races - like punctures from other people hitting me - and it's just never come together really," Raikkonen said, when asked by AUTOSPORT if the Monaco GP was his best drive of the season.
Massa: Raikkonen's struggles no surprise
"It's a shame. Again we had a good position [in Monaco] but got a puncture so it's just bad luck.
"Small things go wrong and make a massive difference in the end."
The 2007 F1 world champion is still not fully comfortable with the handling of the F14 T, but he reckons more work and a bit more luck will turn his difficult season around.
"Once we get a good feeling with things I'm sure it's going to be a lot better," Raikkonen added.
quoteSHELL TO BRING KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN TO 2014 FESTIVAL OF SPEED
Formula One World Champion and current Scuderia Ferrari driver Kimi Räikkönen will be at the 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed for the very first time.
We’re delighted that Kimi will be attending FoS at the invitation of new event partner Shell, who will also be celebrating the 50th anniversary of legendary British racer John Surtees’ Formula One World Championship victory with Scuderia Ferrari. Shell partnered Surtees and Scuderia Ferrari to championship glory in 1964 and was Technical Partner of the Formula One team in 2007 during Räikkönen’s victorious campaign.
“Every year petrol heads and motoring enthusiasts from around the world gather at the Festival of Speed to celebrate all things automotive. This year we are proud to partner with this illustrious festival to pay tribute to our own motoring history, our heritage in fuels innovation and celebrate 50 years since John Surtees’ championship success with our long-term Technical Partner, Scuderia Ferrari,” says Richard Bracewell, Shell Global Sponsorships Manager.
To highlight continued commitment to motoring innovation, Shell will also showcase the work done by the Shell Eco-marathon – a global competition that encourages aspiring engineers and students to develop and create the some of most energy efficient vehicles in the world.
The announcement comes as Shell is confirmed as a Main Partner of the event, while the company’s premium performance fuel, Shell V-Power Nitro+, is named as the event’s official fuel.
“Shell has a long and distinguished history in motorsport and has provided technology behind world championship successes for more than 60 years. We are delighted to welcome Shell on board as a partner of the Festival of Speed and look forward to celebrating the Formula One World Championship achievements of Kimi Räikkönen and John Surtees at Goodwood,” says Lord March.
Oskari Saari chatted with Ferrari staff about Monaco race and they said Kimis radio comments after Chilton insident were sensored all together . They said Finns would probably have been amused , as there was nothing but cursing, in finnish . Ferrari was also amazed why they didnt get any footage about the insident either.
Quote: Appletree wrote in post #343Oskari Saari chatted with Ferrari staff about Monaco race and they said Kimis radio comments after Chilton insident were sensored all together . They said Finns would probably have been amused , as there was nothing but cursing, in finnish . Ferrari was also amazed why they didnt get any footage about the insident either.
no surprise I actually wondered how he could sound so calm when he said he has a puncture on race edit.. must have said a few moments later..
that there is no footage is a mystery could it be because Monaco is only race where FOM has not TV direction? it's generally worse than at other races..
Mark Arnall said to MTV3 in interview Kimi is everything but Iceman in private life. He said Kimi is very warmhearted person who takes good care of his friends when they are at his home. He says Kimi is easy to come along with and he has a very good sense of humour. He is nothing like his public image.