The second test of the 2014 F1 pre-season is shaping up to be a crucial one for the majority of teams, after unreliability plagued the four-day session at Jerez late last month.Red Bull's 21 laps took the headlines, but each of the Renault-powered teams struggled for mileage in Spain. The Ferrari and Mercedes runners enjoyed better fortunes, with the latter enjoying three days at the head of the times courtesy of McLaren duo Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen and Williams' Felipe Massa. The opening day of 2014 testing was headed by Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen.Sebastian Vettel will get the Bahrain session underway for Red Bull, hoping that the three weeks between tests will have been enough for...
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