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Raikkonen Denies Brake-by-Wire Brake Problems

Following the opening Grand Prix of the FIA Formula One World Championship season in Australia Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen was quoted as saying there has been an issue with the brake-by-wire braking system on the Ferrari F14 T. Talking in the latest FIA press conference ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix, he is now denying the problems: 'Ah, I don’t know where that came from, It’s not the issue. There is nothing wrong with the system' said the Finn. 'Somebody asked me after the race and I said ‘it’s not that’ – because they kind of said ‘is there some issue?’ It’s not true.' he added before speaking about the setup of the car and working on getting it right for him....
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