New Ferrari duo both aim for F1 title

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen say they will race each other flat out in 2014 but do not expect any friction in the team. Both revealed they are targeting the title, as Raikkonen re-joins a team Alonso has led for four years. The Finn said: "There is a lot of talk outside about problems, but inside the team we have a very good feeling." Alonso added: "We will follow wherever the team priorities lie and try to do our best to win both championships." The Spaard, world champion with Renault in 2005 and 2006, has finished second for Ferrari to Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel in three of the last four years. His relationship with Ferrari grew tense in 2013 as they fell out of contention following a bright start. Alonso was generally given priority over his former team-mate Felipe Massa in their four years together. But he and Raikkonen - Ferrari's last world champion in 2007 - said they would compete hard with each other.