168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lance Stroll set the pace in the only practice session at t꧒his🦋 weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.

With the💯 sprint format making a return, teams have just 60 minutes to set up their cars ahead of the spri﷽nt shootout.

With a mixture of tyres in play, it was difficult to gau🍃ge the pecking order in Shanghai.

Howeꦐver, it was Stroll who topped the timesheets for Aston Martin.

Stroll’s 1m36.302s put him 0.3s clear of McLaren’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Oscar Pastri, who showed better pace at a circuit which didn🍸’t expect to suit the Woking outfit.

Had it not been for traffic on his final run, it would have been likely that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris topped the order.

Norris was 0.4s up on Piastri’s bench🎃mark before encountering a number of cars before the💮 back straight.

It wasn't an entirely smooth day with a small fire breaking ✅out at Turn 7, causing a brief red flag.

Behin♋d the top two was Max Verstappen, 0.3s shy of Stroll’s top♊ time in FP1.

Ser🍸gio Perez continued his st🙈rong form, within a tenth of Verstappen.

The Haas duo were fifth and sixth respectively with Nico Hulkenberg le♌ading the way.

Esteban💞 Ocon was an impressive seventh in the upgraded Alpine, while Alex Albon, Daniel Ricciardo and Valtteri Bottas completed the top 10.

Both Ferraris were outside the top 10 after failing to find significant time on their new s🅠oft tyr✅es.

Mercedes didn’t set a time on the softer rubber, leaving their drivers 17th and 18t🍷h.