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From GMM
Ferrari is yet to reveal the full potential of its 2014 car.
That is the view of former F1 driver Mika Salo, who raced a few times for the fabled Italian team in 1999 and is now a pundit on Finnish television.
Many believe that, in the 2014 pecking order, Ferrari trails most of the Mercedes-powered teams, but 47-year-old Salo is not so sure.
"Ferrari has been pretty much hidden," he told Finnish radio Nova.
"When you look at the sector times for the tests, some are very good but some are ridiculously bad. They are covering up their pace and no one really knows where they are," added Mika Salo.
Ferrari is yet to reveal the full potential of its 2014 car.
That is the view of former F1 driver Mika Salo, who raced a few times for the fabled Italian team in 1999 and is now a pundit on Finnish television.
Many believe that, in the 2014 pecking order, Ferrari trails most of the Mercedes-powered teams, but 47-year-old Salo is not so sure.
"Ferrari has been pretty much hidden," he told Finnish radio Nova.
"When you look at the sector times for the tests, some are very good but some are ridiculously bad. They are covering up their pace and no one really knows where they are," added Mika Salo.
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| Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari F14-T. (Photo: WRi2) |