Ferrari man Fernando Alonso encountered 'no unexpected difficulties' on Wednesday when F1 2014 pre-season testing resumed in Bahrain.The Spaniard wounded up seventh in the combined times following the four-day session at Jerez last month and at the close of the opening day in Sakhir was second best on a 1 minute 37.879 seconds.He spent the day once again focusing on 'checking of all aspects' of the new power unit systems and some aerodynamic testing, as well as paying 'particular attention' to fine tuning the new brake by wire system, to optimise the balance of the car: “This first day went off without encountering any unexpected difficulties and Fernando was able to complete a total of...
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