Fernando Alonso says Ferrari remain on a voyage of discovery with their 2014 car but is encouraged by the fact there are no "big issues" with the F14 T as the countdown continues to Melbourne.On the day F1's 12-day winter testing programme reached its halfway stage, Ferrari enjoyed another encouraging day in Bahrain as Alonso completed 96 laps and proved the only non-Mercedes-powered car in the top four of the timesheet. The Spaniard, who now hands over the car to new team-mate Kimi Raikkonen before returning to Sakhir for next week's final test, said every lap continued to throw up something of note in the F14 T, but said the fact Ferrari was still racking up the laps boded...
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