Ferrari number one driver Fernando Alonso could have finished second or fought for the win in the Bahrain Grand Prix, if he hadn't been slowed by the issue with his DRS device, that's the view of technical director, Pat Fry.Alonso eventually finished eighth, but two unscheduled pit stops early on, when his DRS became stuck open, compromised his race, and the fact he was not able to use the overtaking device after that also hindered his recovery.Felipe Massa had a torrid afternoon in the sister car too, and he finished a lowly 15th.“This was a very complicated Sunday for both drivers,” Fry reflected. “On lap 6, a problem occurred with the DRS on Fernando's car which forced us to bring...
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