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Raikkonen will be 'great' again says Mattiacci

New team boss Marco Mattiacci insists he is not afraid of making changes to put Ferrari back on the path to victory. His predecessor Stefano Domenicali has already gone, and the latest paddock rumour is that engine chief Luca Marmorini could be the next to pay the price for the fabled Italian marque's poor start to the new V6 era. "I will not name names," Mattiacci was quoted by Autosprint at Silverstone, as he refused to rule out personnel changes. He insisted, however, that the struggling Kimi Raikkonen is safe. "Kimi is a great champion," said Mattiacci, who already has the Finn under contract for 2015. "It makes no sense to talk about a problem of the...
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