Ferrari Technical Director James Allison has hailed Fernando Alonso's "extraordinary level of performance" and backed Kimi Raikkonen to soon start showing his best form following contrasting starts to the season for the team's new all-World Champion line-up.What during the winter had been an eagerly-anticipated match-up between two of F1's biggest and most successful names has so far failed to ignite in 2014 with Alonso having conclusively got the better of Maranello returnee Raikkonen over the season's opening flyaway rounds. While Alonso has scored 41 points and Ferrari's only podium finish so far, Raikkonen has collected a measly 11 points. After finishing nearly a minute...
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