Scuderia Ferrari will change Kimi Räikkönen’s power unit ahead of Saturday’s running at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya after the Finn was forced out of second practice on Friday with an apparent engine failure. Räikkönen saw a puff of smoke exit the rear of his SF71-H heading down the back straight with around forty minutes of the session remaining, and although he managed to get the car back to the pits, Ferrari has decided to change his internal combustion engine, turbocharger and MGU-H ahead of Saturday practice. Räikkönen admitted it was a messy day all round in Spain, with his practice sessions also including a trip across the gravel trap, with the Finn ending fifth...
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