Kimi Raikkonen is confident that the updates Ferrari brought to the Spanish Grand Prix will benefit the team despite the Scuderia’s lacklustre showing at Barcelona. Ferrari conducted an investigation in post-race testing after falling further behind Mercedes in Spain, concluding that a lack of mechanical grip in the final sector was the cause for its problems and not the new parts failing to perform. Raikkonen is adamant that the updates will deliver the gains expected as the season progresses, highlighting that certain tracks are bound to suit the SF-15 more than others. In Wednesday’s drivers’ press conference, the Finn said: “Obviously we think they are good parts, otherwise...
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