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Monday January 13, Kimi Raikkonen embarked on his first week’s work since starting his second career stint in red.
The Finn arrived in Maranello this morning and will spend three days with the engineers and in the simulator.
“It’s good to be back at work,” Kimi told www.ferrari.com during a break in proceedings.
“I began by getting used to all the new systems and procedures that we will use this year. From this point of view, the simulator is really very useful. It’s true there’s lots to do, but the workload is not much different to what it was in the past. For me, these days in Maranello are also an opportunity to be with the team and spend a bit more time with my many friends here.”
Kimi will stay in Maranello until Wednesday this week, proving that the Finn is keen to renew his relationship with the team that was his home from 2007 to 2009 as quickly as possible.
Monday January 13, Kimi Raikkonen embarked on his first week’s work since starting his second career stint in red.
The Finn arrived in Maranello this morning and will spend three days with the engineers and in the simulator.
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| Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, 2014 (Photo: Ferrari) |
“It’s good to be back at work,” Kimi told www.ferrari.com during a break in proceedings.
“I began by getting used to all the new systems and procedures that we will use this year. From this point of view, the simulator is really very useful. It’s true there’s lots to do, but the workload is not much different to what it was in the past. For me, these days in Maranello are also an opportunity to be with the team and spend a bit more time with my many friends here.”
Kimi will stay in Maranello until Wednesday this week, proving that the Finn is keen to renew his relationship with the team that was his home from 2007 to 2009 as quickly as possible.