The Turkish Grand Prix offers Ferrari a chance to prove it is ready to challenge Brawn GP and put the brakes on Jenson Button’s drive for the Formula One championship.
Ferrari is well-positioned to fight for the podium following a 3-4 finish at Monaco and Felipe Massa’s dominance in Turkey. The Brazilian driver can become the fifth driver to win at the same track four years running with a victory in Sunday’s 58-lap race.
Kimi Raikkonen was feeling bullish on Wednesday about the Italians’ continued rebound from their worst start ever with his podium at Monaco.
“This year Brawn GP … are the favorites but we are going to reach them,†Raikkonen wrote on his Web site. “If we continue giving 100 percent and pressing we will
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