Sebastian Vettel led the way for Ferrari in the first two days of Formula One pre-season testing at Jerez and Mercedes racked up an ominous tally of laps—but it hasn't been plain sailing for everyone.
Daniil Kvyat's Red Bull career got off to the worst possible start when he left the track on an installation lap. The team's only front-wing assembly was damaged beyond repair, leaving the red-faced Russian to finish his day's work in a wingless RB11.
Red Bull gives you wings; Kvyat takes them away.
McLaren were in an even worse state, managing just 12 laps over the first two days. Their new Honda power unit is proving somewhat problematic, but there are no alarm bells at Woking just yet.
Elsewhere, Bernie Ecclestone has revealed the German Grand Prix's future is hanging by a thread. It appears that neither the Nurburgring nor Hockenheim are keen on the terms he is offering—talks are ongoing.
Read on for a full round-up of the top stories coming out of winter testing.
from Bleacher Report http://ift.tt/1yznLxC
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