Kimi Raikkonen was the man who broke the track record in Shanghai, only to be edged out by teammate Sebastian Vettel again as the checkered flag was waving.
"It was a good lap, but Sebastian's was better," the Ice Man told Davide Valsecchi after he climbed out of his Ferrari.
"Of course you hope your lap will be good enough, but it wasn't.
"We'll have to wait and see what we can do tomorrow."
A man of few words. Even Davide Valsecchi's raging enthusiasm and shouting couldn't get the Finn to speak more.
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