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Kimi
Raikkonen says he has no qualms about being joined in the Ferrari
line-up if Michael Schumacher goes ahead with his plan to
substitute for the injured Felipe Massa.
Schumacher
has begun testing a 2007 Formula 1 Ferrari in a bid to see if he
is fit enough for his intended comeback at the European Grand
Prix. Raikkonen insisted the identity of his team-mate was largely
irrelevant to him, but welcomed news of Schumacher's return.
"For
me it makes no difference who drives the second car," he said.
"I don't think it is 100 per cent sure that he will drive as
he is still checking things out. But it will be nice to have him
as a team-mate. It nearly happened before."
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