Alain Prost believes that the lack of testing will make adapting to the new generation of Formula 1 engines an unprecedented challenge for drivers. While next year's test plans have yet to be set in stone, there are set to be only three pre-season tests, although teams are working on pushing through a plan to allow a limited number of days of in-season running. As it stands at present, 2014's move to 1.6-litre turbocharged engines will be the first time that F1 has implemented such an enormous technical shift without ample testing opportunities. "In the old days when we had the new technology, we were doing a lot of tests," Prost told AUTOSPORT. "Today, it is going to be...
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