Ferrari have confirmed that an apparent flaw on their new car spotted in the early running at pre-season testing is "not intentional".
The new Formula 1 season begins in little over a week with the Bahrain Grand Prix on the first weekend in March. But the teams are already set up at the Sakhir circuit for testing, with just three days of running planned between today and Saturday.
In an ideal world, the teams will complete as many laps as they can with minimal disruption and no issues spotted. While the Ferrari quickly shot to the top of the timesheets with Carlos Sainz behind the wheel in the Thursday morning session, it was another part of their running which caught the eye.
