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Kimi wins Spanish GP

AFP, Barcelona
A newly-barbered and clearly happy Kimi
Raikkonen cruised to the 17th win of his career here on Sunday when he produced a flawless performance for Ferrari at the Spanish Grand Prix.
The defending drivers world champion, complete with a new short haircut, grinned broadly on the podium where he was presented with his winners' trophy by King Juan Carlos of Spain.
Finn Raikkonen has now won two races this season and has opened up a nine points lead in the drivers championship ahead of a cluster of his rivals led by Briton Lewis Hamilton.
Hamilton finished third on Sunday for McLaren-Mercedes as Ferrari secured their second successive one-two triumph of the season with former hero and seven-times champion Michael Schumacher sitting on their pit wall in his consultancy role.
Raikkonen's Ferrari team-mate Felipe Massa of Brazil finished second to improve his points tally to 18, one fewer than Pole Robert Kubica, who finished fourth for BMW Sauber. Raikkonen has 29 points and Hamilton has 20.
"1 did not make a perfect start," said Raikkonen. "But it was good enough to stay in front. After that, I led and I could have gone faster, but there was no need for me to push.
"But there were so many Safety Car interventions that maybe, without them, it might have been a bit different. But it has been a good day. Everything worked well and 1 am very happy that Heikki (Kovalainen) is ok after his accident."
Fellow-Finn Kovalainen, of McLaren, suffered a left-front highspeed puncture and crashed into the tyre barriers. He was pulled out and taken to hospital, but was declared unhurt and stable in a laterstatement.
"I couldn't have asked for more this weekend," added Raikkonen, 28, who delivered the classic Fl hat-trick of pole position, fastest lap and victory.
"This circuit is very difficult to overtake on and so the start is important - and with so many Safety Cars the best place to win is from the front."
Raikkonen admitted he had one awkward moment.
"It came in corner three when I
had massive under-steer and then my front end was biting and I was worried I would have a big sideways moment. Luckily, it did not happen!"
Massa said: "1 had a good start and for us, of course, qualifying well was important. 1 managed to pass Fernando (Alonso) and then I managed to build my gap in the second stint.
"We did our homework, the team did, and it is good to see the two Ferraris finish first and second - this is an important result for the championship. But we have to keep working very hard and improve the car in all areas all the time."
Kubica continued his fine form by finishing fourth for BMW Sauber ahead of Australian Mark Webber in a Red Bull and Briton Jenson Button in a Honda.
Japanese Kazuki Nakajima finished seventh for Williams and Italian Jarno Trulli ninth for Toyota. The race saw die Safety Car sent out twice following accidents.
Home hero Fernando Alonso of Spain was forced to retire in his Renault after blowing the engine. He started an unexpected second on the grid, but failed to match that in front of a crowd of more than 115,000 spectators at the Circuit de Catalunya.