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Anelise wrote:Kimi in Mexico Rally

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-PrEfLApJI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6C1ezNJZp0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9RSw5knjnY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jCKThi28e0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dlgn9Uvt1o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do1IoEL1EgM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdWKlPXRaOQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsrcNWIFKtY

luieluv wrote:Kimi Raikkonen at the Motor Show in Beijing 2010??

This information is of French site Challenges , where they claim the presence of Kimi at the Motor Show in Beijing 2010 in China. The Iceman would have come on stage and presented the Citroen DS3. Check out the excerpt of the translated article below. But sought such information on other sites, I did not think anything more about Kimi, after the machines are the center of Warning: This, then, follows the excerpt:

The entry of the head of Daimler, Dieter Zetsche, was more calm. He took the stage accompanied by former F1 driver, Kimi Raikkonen, and soon afterward a violinist and an opera singer also appeared on the scene ... Citroen's participation in the presentation was also successful.

Source: Challenges / Translation: Thomas and Team

Kriss wrote:

luieluv wrote:Kimi Raikkonen at the Motor Show in Beijing 2010??

This information is of French site Challenges , where they claim the presence of Kimi at the Motor Show in Beijing 2010 in China. The Iceman would have come on stage and presented the Citroen DS3. Check out the excerpt of the translated article below. But sought such information on other sites, I did not think anything more about Kimi, after the machines are the center of Warning: This, then, follows the excerpt:

The entry of the head of Daimler, Dieter Zetsche, was more calm. He took the stage accompanied by former F1 driver, Kimi Raikkonen, and soon afterward a violinist and an opera singer also appeared on the scene ... Citroen's participation in the presentation was also successful.

Source: Challenges / Translation: Thomas and Team

when will it be?

rko281 wrote:

Kriss wrote:

luieluv wrote:Kimi Raikkonen at the Motor Show in Beijing 2010??

This information is of French site Challenges , where they claim the presence of Kimi at the Motor Show in Beijing 2010 in China. The Iceman would have come on stage and presented the Citroen DS3. Check out the excerpt of the translated article below. But sought such information on other sites, I did not think anything more about Kimi, after the machines are the center of Warning: This, then, follows the excerpt:

The entry of the head of Daimler, Dieter Zetsche, was more calm. He took the stage accompanied by former F1 driver, Kimi Raikkonen, and soon afterward a violinist and an opera singer also appeared on the scene ... Citroen's participation in the presentation was also successful.

Source: Challenges / Translation: Thomas and Team

when will it be?

the article is written in past tense, so I guess they claim that it already happened.

tigerlily wrote:Thank you Anelise for great videos!!!

Vlad wrote:

Anelise wrote:Kimi in Mexico Rally

Those are priceless videos!

dindi wrote:

Wolfie wrote:Hi Dindi,

Mikael is a Finnish guy who writes stories like Apple and Avastrol and makes funny sarcastic comments every now and then. If I'm in a bad mood I'll just go there and read his comments and start laughing

Examples:

His reply to someone bashing Kimi:

That's just what I meant, there probably hasn't been a worse driver than Kimi in F1 during the last years according to Ferrari's model. They just hired him without any reason. And they even paid so that this rubbish driver wouldn't drive - I'm sure they were only concerned about the general level of F1-drivers - with tens of millions. How noble of them.

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"Massa is grateful for all the messages his colleagues have sent him after the accident.
– Even Kimi participated. Kimi hasn't called but he never calls anyway. It doesn't mean that he wouldn't be worried. Kimi sent me a postcard. It's his way of caring, Massa said."

Mikael: That's Heikki Kulta's version of the postcard-drama.
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After Spa 2009:

Kimi is mentioned in James Allen's column only in relation to Fisi, not about what Kimi did on the track. He even won thanks to KERS.... they are so fu*cked up with Kimi's success. When did Kimi pee in Allen's cerials?

Make a report of Spa GP without telling about the winning car and the driver other than that it had KERS.

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If only the calmness of the Spanish media and fans that has already been going on for years, would rub on us too. Alonso to Ferrari!

I just love, love, love Finns' sense of humor. Is there anyway you can convince Mikael to come over and share his wit with us?