Niki Lauda has echoed early claims that reliability will be the key to winning the 2014 F1 world championship following the wholesale technical changes introduced to the top flight over the winter.With new engines, drivetrains and aerodynamic configurations to contend with, the first of the new breed of F1 cars have begun to emerge, with Force India, McLaren and Lotus all either launching or providing images of their 2014 contenders. On the eve of Ferrari's unveiling, however, Lauda has admitted that it won't be outright speed that dictates the title battle.“It's a very complicated start, especially on the engine side," he admitted in a video interview with Ferrari's official...
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