Pierre Gasly remained upbeat about Toro Rosso's running on the opening day of the second Formula 1 pre-season test in Barcelona, finding plenty of positives to take from the day despite losing the afternoon session to a brake issue. Gasly completed more laps than any other driver during the first week of testing as Toro Rosso also topped the team mileage charts, and the pair combined for 54 laps in the morning session on Tuesday. Gasly was due to hand over to teammate Brendon Hartley for the afternoon session to make up for the New Zealander's loss of track time last week, only for a brake issue to prevent Toro Rosso from getting back on-track. "Today in the morning everything went...
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