Kimi Raikkonen believes he made a step forward in understanding the F14-T in Malaysia after he looked competitive throughout practice, but an early collision with Kevin Magnussen hid his pace. The Finn reckons Bahrain will provide a true indication of the progress he's made and he fully expects a better result. "In Malaysia, you couldn't see it because of what happened on the first lap, but I felt I made a step forward in terms of understanding the tools I have to work with," he said. "So I think we can be better prepared this weekend. That should give us faster lap times and better positions." Bahrain is amongst one of the most power heavy circuits and is therefore one...
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