nical director James Allison has said the Scuderia acquired a lot of 'important data' during the second 2014 F1 pre-season test in Bahrain.Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen finished up sixth and seventh on the combined times and in total the Maranello-based squad did 285 laps with the new Ferrari F14 T – the fourth most of all the outfits in action and considerably more than the reigning champions, Red Bull, who again struggled.Reflecting on the four-day test, which concluded on Saturday, Allison added that the aim now is to 'operate the car ever more closely to the way that it will run in a race'.“We came to Sakhir aiming to work steadily through the huge list of actions that we must...
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