"A quick neck link" by Heikki Kulta

A quick neck link

Turun Sanomat 9.1.2012 10:12:43

Luca di Montezemolo uses a regular phrase of adding more testing opportunities by mocking F1-driving as the only top sport where training is forbidden.

Kimi Räikkönen would probably not have anything against it if testing was allowed like it was four years ago.

He would have already circled the track for eight days in December. With today's special arrangements Räikkönen gets those eight days to drive tests before the F1-serie starts on March 18 in Australia.

Nature is merciless. The huge G-powers especially in corners strain the neck and you can only get them by driving a F1-car. Although Räikkönen is training in a very determined manner there is no shortcut in snatching a "neck link" to strenghten neck muscles.

Hence the first one, the extra two days driving with year 2010 Renault in Valencia, are extremely important for Räikkönen.

There the first tens of laps will be getting used to driving a F1-car - and the rest of the time to especially strenghten the neck muscles. Then he gets six days and 3000 kilometers more with the new car in winter testing.

After that Räikkönen's neck should be at lest one centimeter thicker than it is at this moment.

Turun Sanomat

HEIKKI KULTA

Fonte: Turun Sanomat/Tradução para o Inglês: Nicole

Se desde que os testes foram proibidos a F1 tivesse dimunuído os gastos, como era o objetivo principal (quando os mesmos foram abolidos), eu entenderia, mas não... Proibiram e e daí?

As coisas ridículas que só a F1 faz! É o único comentário que tenho a fazer.

Sobre o artigo acima, Kimi vai ter que aproveitar todos os dias que puder para que fique com o pescoço em dia para o começo da temporada. É o único jeito.

Beijinhos, Ludy

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