February 19th, 2014 .-  Red Bull's troubles seemed to have carried over from Jerez, as Sebastian Vettel struggled to get up to speed in the troubled RB10 on Wednesday. Two weeks after the Jerez calamity, the reigning world champions are back on track in Bahrain with designer Adrian Newey and Renault's fixes in place. However, over four hours into the first day of the second official pre-season test, German Vettel had not even turned a lap. "The car was still being assembled," said German correspondent Michael Schmidt. "New parts were still arriving from England," he told Auto Motor und Sport. It is becoming clearer that many of Red Bull's problems are not engine...
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