While Fernando Alonso emerged victorious in China earlier this month, overall the start of the 2013 F1 world championship has been a frustratingly patchy affair for Ferrari, which based its strong run last season on its consistency and reliability.Instead, Alonso has already retired from one race - the season opener in Australia after colliding the with the rear of Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull - and then suffered a technical issue in Bahrain that left his DRS system out of action for the entire race.That was the first problem of its kind on Ferrari's drag reduction system in the three years during which it has been used in F1. That issue has now been resolved (see separate story) and team...
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