April 6th, 2014 (F1Plus / Chris Cameron-Dow) - Ferrari came away from the Bahrain Grand Prix with just three points. That might not sound like much for the sport's most successful team, but it's better than nothing on a track where Ferrari expected to struggle. Fernando Alonso finished ninth, just ahead of tenth-placed Kimi Raikkonen. Alonso managed to at least finish where he started. Raikkonen, however, was fifth on the grid, which made his tenth place all the more disappointing for the Finn. Losing five places over a Grand Prix distance without suffering from any significant incidents is never pleasant for any racing driver.  To make matters worse for the team, Ferrari chairman...
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