March 13, 2009, 6:08 AM EST
Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen is adamant the team will sort out the car's reliability issues.
Raikkonen's F60 has not handled the new Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) well, but the former World Champion is unconcerned.
He said: "I think that once we've solved these small problems with the reliability, we can say that we've got a very good package available".
"I would have liked to make a second race simulation, after the one we did in Bahrain in February, but it's better that some things happen in testing and not at a grand prix."
"Sure, we have had some minor problems with the reliability, but nothing we can't resolve at the (factory)."
He added: "From our point of view I can say that I'm satisfied with what we've done at the test sessions during the winter."
"The car behaves very well and that's what is most important. We've checked that on different circuits."
Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen is adamant the team will sort out the car's reliability issues.
Raikkonen's F60 has not handled the new Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) well, but the former World Champion is unconcerned.
He said: "I think that once we've solved these small problems with the reliability, we can say that we've got a very good package available".
"I would have liked to make a second race simulation, after the one we did in Bahrain in February, but it's better that some things happen in testing and not at a grand prix."
"Sure, we have had some minor problems with the reliability, but nothing we can't resolve at the (factory)."
He added: "From our point of view I can say that I'm satisfied with what we've done at the test sessions during the winter."
"The car behaves very well and that's what is most important. We've checked that on different circuits."
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