By signing Kimi Raikkonen, Scuderia Ferrari seems to have given up on its decades-old policy of having a leading driver and a supporting driver. While nobody knows what Raikkonen’s contract says, it’s hard to imagine two former world champions accepting to be No. 2. Ferrari’s most successful driver in history, Michael Schumacher, believes that the Alonso – Raikkonen partnership has the potential to be explosive. Read more »
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