还有,写报告!

天呐,我竟然刚想起来我的报告还没写,人生真是很残忍,我突然明白了小丸子的痛苦!
哎。。。总之,先沉浸在美网中吧,有什么的话,等起床了再说!

With
his last race victory dating back to April’s Spanish Grand Prix, it is
no surprise that reigning world champion Kimi Raikkonen has been
criticised recently for his dwindling results. Raikkonen, however, has
dismissed speculation that his motivation is fading and believes his
championship hopes are still very much alive.
After retiring
from last weekend’s European Grand Prix, Raikkonen saw team mate Felipe
Massa overtake him in the standings to go second behind leader Lewis
Hamilton. He now trails Massa by seven points and Hamilton by 13. But
last season the Finn made up an even greater deficit to clinch the
championship at the final race, and he believes there is still plenty
of time to salvage his title defence.
“Life would be much easier
if you could always win,” the 28 year-old told Ferrari’s official
website. “But sometimes it doesn’t seem to go your way. It’s useless to
cry over spilled milk: what happened, happened and now we have to look
ahead. It’s not over yet. I’ll keep fighting to get the results I want
to achieve. One third of the season is still left and it’s enough to
fight back. If someone has doubts as far as my motivation is concerned
- go ahead. I want to win more than ever!”
As well as enduring a
four-month wait for a win, Raikkonen has also come under fire for his
poor results in qualifying. He took his last pole position at June’s
French Grand Prix and has since qualified no higher than the third, at
July’s Silverstone race.
“There has been a lot of talk about my
problems in qualifying,” he explained. “But the truth is that in a
couple of races - at Hungary and Germany - I made some mistakes and I
had to start from the sixth position. At Valencia I missed the third
position by a whisker.”
Raikkonen, who will test at Monza later
this week, is already working hard preparing for forthcoming Belgian
Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, an event he is looking forward to with
relish. “I love the track,” he added. “I'd like to race there all the
year round. It's the best of all the tracks and I hope that I'll have a
car that works the way I want. I'll give it all to win again.”
Spa-Francorchamps
would seem a likely venue for Raikkonen to rediscover his form - he
hasn’t lost at the famous circuit since 2002.