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HOCKENHEIM, Germany - Kimi Raikkonen will contest this weekend's 2014 German Formula 1 GP here.
He bruised an ankle and knee in a serious crash just after the start of the British Formula 1 GP on July 8 and had to sit out Ferrari's post-race Silverstone test but Finnish broadcaster MTV3 said the 34-year-old was fighting fit for Hockenheim.
The Maranello-based team confirmed: "Kimi Raikkonen will be at the wheel of his F14-T in the German GP."
CALLING IT QUITS?
Raikkonen caused a stir by saying at Silverstone that he would "probably" quit after 2015 but he insists he is still enjoying his time at Ferrari. He told Sky Sport: "I think it's a very good place to be. The racing hasn't been very good through 2014 but that's the way it goes sometimes.
"We are trying to fix things, I need something very specific to be happy with the car and right now it's not happening, but for sure if I could choose to race for any team, I would take Ferrari.
"The day I hate racing I will stop, even if it's in the middle of the year I would walk away, but it's not now."
Meanwhile, Italy's Omnicorse motorsport reports that, as part of a restructuring at McLaren, Jenson Button has a new race engineer for Hockenheim and beyond.
The report said Tom Stallard would or has replaced Dave Robson.
Stay with Wheels24 for the 2014 German GP this weekend.
He bruised an ankle and knee in a serious crash just after the start of the British Formula 1 GP on July 8 and had to sit out Ferrari's post-race Silverstone test but Finnish broadcaster MTV3 said the 34-year-old was fighting fit for Hockenheim.
The Maranello-based team confirmed: "Kimi Raikkonen will be at the wheel of his F14-T in the German GP."
CALLING IT QUITS?
Raikkonen caused a stir by saying at Silverstone that he would "probably" quit after 2015 but he insists he is still enjoying his time at Ferrari. He told Sky Sport: "I think it's a very good place to be. The racing hasn't been very good through 2014 but that's the way it goes sometimes.
"We are trying to fix things, I need something very specific to be happy with the car and right now it's not happening, but for sure if I could choose to race for any team, I would take Ferrari.
"The day I hate racing I will stop, even if it's in the middle of the year I would walk away, but it's not now."
Meanwhile, Italy's Omnicorse motorsport reports that, as part of a restructuring at McLaren, Jenson Button has a new race engineer for Hockenheim and beyond.
The report said Tom Stallard would or has replaced Dave Robson.
Stay with Wheels24 for the 2014 German GP this weekend.