Lap times 2nd practice 2018 British F1 Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel fastest on Silverstone during FP2

Event: British Grand Prix
Track: Silverstone Circuit

Weather:  Part Cloud,  25.9ºC
Tarmac: 51.3ºC
Wind speed: 4.7 km/h
Humidity: 36.8%

Second practice started without Romain Grojsean, who crashed his Haas in FP1.

After ten minutes it was Max Verstappen who crashed his Red Bull. The Dutchman lost the rear of the RB14 coming out of Luffield corner and caused a red flag. Unfortunately he hit the wall with the right side of the car and broke his right-rear suspension.

After 8 minutes of red flag period the session was green flagged and it was Daniel Ricciardo who got out as first to get the necessary laps under his belt.

Kimi Raikkonen started off with a quick lap on Soft tyres and after half an hour into the session he drove a 1:28.525 min. He was the fastest in sector 1 and 2 then.

All teams tried their qualifying settings for tomorrow on the Soft tyres (yellow). Nico Hulkenberg was doing a good job being 6th and best of the rest in the Renault RS18.

It was Pierre Gasly who had to retire his car after 1 hour of practice. He seem to have a fuel pressure problem.

Fernando Alonso showed great pace with the McLaren. He took over the best of the race P6 of Hulkenberg. We haven't seen a McLaren driving on P6 for a long long time. Incredible to see he is still losing 1.7 sec. a lap on Sebastian Vettel's lap time in the Ferrari SF71H.

Kimi Raikkonen again struggled in Luffield corner. Just like in FP1 he had to correct his Ferrari a lot going in to Luffield.

Romain Grosjean didn't drive this session. He crashed his car in FP1 in turn 1. His mechanics could not fix his car soon enough to FP2.

Leclerc also had a Luffield off-track adventure in the Sauber, just like Raikkonen did in FP1. He was also able to continue the session.

Verstappen didn't got back on the track in Silverstone and lost precious track time on the newly surfaced circuit.

FP2 Lap Times 2018 British GP

PosNoDriverTeamLap Time1st GapLapsTyres
15Sebastian VettelFerrari1:27.55236Soft
244Lewis HamiltonMercedes1:27.739+0.187s32Soft
377Valtteri BottasMercedes1:27.909+0.357s30Soft
47Kimi RäikkönenFerrari1:28.045+0.493s34Soft
53Daniel RicciardoRed Bull1:28.408+0.856s31Soft
614Fernando AlonsoMcLaren1:29.306+1.754s31Soft
727Nico HülkenbergRenault1:29.354+1.802s35Soft
831Esteban OconForce India1:29.467+1.915s33Soft
911Sergio PérezForce India1:29.522+1.970s32Soft
1016Charles LeclercSauber1:29.557+2.005s30Soft
1155Carlos SainzRenault1:29.563+2.011s36Soft
1220Kevin MagnussenHaas1:29.617+2.065s33Soft
1310Pierre GaslyToro Rosso1:29.831+2.279s16Soft
149Marcus EricssonSauber1:30.046+2.494s32Soft
1518Lance StrollWilliams1:30.069+2.517s34Soft
1635Sergey SirotkinWilliams1:30.103+2.551s36Soft
172Stoffel VandoorneMcLaren1:30.121+2.569s31Soft
1828Brendon HartleyToro Rosso1:30.404+2.852s36Soft
1933Max VerstappenRed Bullno time-2Soft
208Romain GrosjeanHaasno time-0


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