Ferrari has suspended its testing in Bahrain early on Wednesday due to c💞oncerns over a chas🔴sis damaged during Kimi Raikkonen's race weekend.

The team has been running Raikkonen's chassis, but beꦍlieves it may have been damaged during an excursion over a large kerb at Turn 4 during FP1 on Friday. At the time of the incident, Ferrari believed that only the floor had been broken, but it now has👍 found issues with the chassis itself.

As a precaution, Ferrari has susp𓄧ended its running♌ after just 12 laps for Fernando Alonso on Wednesday and is unlikely to run again. On Tuesday the team was able to complete 69 laps despite causing a red flag in the morning session.

Ferrar🙈i is not the only team to have trouble during the test. At the time it stopped running, Ferrari had still completed more laps than both Red Bull (nine) and Lotus (seven).