Kimi Raikkonen's blazing lap yesterday in qualifying, achieved at an average speed of 263.587 km/h, now stands as the fastest lap in F1 history.
While the Ferrari driver was his typical subdued-self when he stepped out of his car after his monumental performance, he appeared demonstrably happy later on to see Mick Schumacher on hand to deliver the Pirelli Pole Position Award.
Or perhaps it was the other way around? Regardless, Kimi and Mick are members and extended members of one big Ferrari family.
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