Leading Formula 1 figures are anticipating that reliability issues will affect the sport in 2014. Next year, Formula 1 will overhaul the current technical regulations, with the biggest change being the introduction of 1.6 litre v6 power units, which feature an Energy Recovery System. But both Ferrari's James Allison and Red Bull's Adrian Newey believe that races could feature reliability problems. 'I think that the size of the rule change means that there will be some unanticipated reshuffling of the pack in terms of where all the teams will find themselves in the pecking order,' said Allison. 'However, I think – notwithstanding the size of the changes – over the years it's...
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