Kimi Räikkönen thinks Ferrari could be set for a competitive weekend at Spa-Francorchamps.
The Finn, whose Belgian Grand Prix win last year was his final victory in Formula One, admitted that the famous track is one he will miss now that he is a rally driver.
"It would have been nice to drive there," Raikkonen admitted in an interview with Turun Sanomat.
"It is a great track and was always nice to race there," added the 30-year-old, who won the event four times.
Raikkonen even won last August, with the generally uncompetitive 2009 Ferrari.
"Of course, you have to have a good car, and even though the Ferrari last year was not a top car, it was good enough," he said.
"I guess they will be in a strong position (in 2010)," he added, referring to Ferrari's current lineup for this weekend's event of Fernando Alonso alongside Felipe Massa.
The Italian team will have yet another diffuser development fitted to the F10 car this weekend.
"Red Bull do not have as good an engine and will not win as easily," predicted the 2007 world champion.
"It is hard to say. McLaren will also be fast on the straights, and even stronger at Monza," said Raikkonen, even though reports are emerging that the British team will run without its famous F-duct in Italy in three weeks.
Generally, however, Raikkonen said he does not miss F1 at all.
"A couple of races I missed (on TV) completely and I had no interest to watch it afterwards. It's not deliberate, just that I have no interest staring at the TV at what they're doing (in F1)," he insisted.
Source: Motorsport
