Charles Leclerc heads Max Verstappen in second practice, Lewis Hamilton 18th
Ferrari's Char꧅les Leclerc heads Max Verstappen as Lewis Hamilton struggles in FP2.

Ferrari’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc set the pace from Red Bull’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen in second practice at the F1 Australian Grand Prix.
Leclerc was 0.381 seconds faster than the reigning world champion, who did n𒊎ot enjoy the smoothest of sessions and missed the opening 25 minutes of running while Red Bull fixed damage to his floor.
Having been consigned to his garage for the first half of FP2, Verstappen൲ c🧸ompleted two qualifying simulation runs on the soft tyre but could not get close to Leclerc’s eye-catching benchmark.
Carlos Sainz, returning to F1 action after recovering from surgery to rꦯemove his appendix which ruled him out oꦑf the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, was third-quickest and 0.430 secs off the pace.
The Aston Martin pair of Lance Stroll and Fe🎉rnando Alonso were fourth and fifth, ahead of Mercedes’ Ge♒orge Russell, who was 0.674s adrift in sixth.
Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton endured a 🎶difficult FP2 and ended up with the second slowest time in 18th, some 1.5s off the pace after struggling wi𒅌th rear instability in his W15.
The seven-time world champion also picked up damage to his car after a wide moment and complained his car was not w🌜orking properly, reporting something “is wrong”.
Os⭕car Piastri was seventh fastest, ahead of Red Bull’s Sergio Perez and McLaren teammate Lando Norris, who had topped opening practice.
Yuki Tsunoda completed the top-10 in his RB.
Just 19 runners took part in FP2 with Alex Albon ruled out after badly damaging his Williams in a 𒊎c🐻rash during the opening session.
Williams are still assessing the extent of the damage to his FW46 but do not have a spare c🌺hassis and could be down to just a single car for the re🐻st of the Melbourne weekend.

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