Kimi Raikkonen became the first man to prevent another timesheet-topping performance from Ferrari after setting the pace on the morning of day three. In a very encouraging day for the Alfa Romeo Racing team, Raikkonen's late morning stint on the C4 tyre sent him to the top of standings with a 1:17.762. In a problem-free day for the renamed Sauber team, the former Ferrari driver clocked over 60 laps as well as setting the best lap time of the test so far. His lap time was over half-a-second faster than Sebastian Vettel's earlier effort on the C3 tyres, but the Ferrari man was just a couple of tenths off beating his own benchmark from day one, despite being on a harder compound. Nico...
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