Well, some sort of cowboy film has cropped up on BBC Two now signalling the end of our Formula 1 coverage and also our time to mosey on out of here.

I'll leave you with Andrew Benson's report from Friday practice and we will back tomorrow with coverage of third practice and then qualifying at 09:30 BST.

Cheerio!

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Kayleigh Gray: McLaren not holding up the bottom of the table for FP feels like a podium finish. Fingers crossed for a good day tomorrow!

If there is anything I have learned from football, Kayleigh, it is that golden boots make you awesome.

"This is the problem with Kimi," says David Coulthard, right when Kimi Raikkonen walks behind him.

Yeah, that's awkward.

Elliot Clough: "Its good to know Jules' legacy is to save his team in a wonderful drive at Monaco."

Max Baggins-Craig: "A great man gone way too soon, you will always be in our thoughts & helmets. Also a word out to Schumacher & family/friend."

David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator

"What is reassuring for Red Bull after a fairly lacklustre start to the season Daniil Kvyat is really starting to show his form. We know Daniel Ricciardo is a quality driver, he won here last year so they have the strength on the driving side. The chassis is working well round this circuit, just the engine that is not performing."

Lewis Hamilton is the most successful current driver at Hungaroring with four wins to his name and he is looking good for a fifth after dominating both practice sessions.

There is something a little different about the timesheet at the end of FP2, however, with the two Red Bulls second and third fastest. A dark horse for the weekend?

1) Hamilton 2) Kvyat 3) Ricciardo 4) Rosberg 5) Raikkonen 6) Sainz 7) Vettel 8) Alonso 9) Bottas 10) Massa

11) Verstappen 12) Button 13) Maldonado 14) Nasr 15) Grosjean 16) Ericsson 17) Merhi 18) Stevens 19) Perez 20) Hulkenberg

Lewis Hamilton finishes fastest in second practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Chrispy: Two spins in one session for Vettel - the Ferrari driver they said this week just "doesn't make mistakes".

Natalie Hoffman: Enjoying #FP2 in bed. Yes, in bed. Lol just don't feel like getting up yet, why not have a lazy day?!

Just what I want to read. My alarm went off at 6am Natalie...

Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton both made the switch from the soft tyres for mediums. It is going to be Hamilton's day with just over three minutes to go.

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Mercedes: "Box, box, box!!!" Might it be for a set of these?

Eight minutes left and Lewis Hamilton continues to lead the way with the 1:23.949 he clocked earlier in the session. Daniil Kvyat has the second fastest time, with Daniel Ricciardo holding third and Nico Rosberg fourth.

Sebastian Vettel has had a bit of trouble getting to grips with his Ferrari on this circuit as he spins again, this time at Turn One. He doesn't seem best pleased with his set up, having made a few tweaks throughout today.

Daniel Ricciardo: "It would have been nice to finish the session but the time we were out there was positive. I won't get too excited but looking at our competitiveness today we look to be back on the right track."

It was not a long delay and the circuit is green again with just under 15 minutes to go.

Daniel Ricciardo, you absolute trooper.

His session might be over but he still manages to sport a trademark beaming smile as he is whisked away in what can only be described as "a clown car".

I think I'd have preferred to have walked back.

It was almost a double blow for Red Bull as Christian Horner tells Ben Edwards that leaking oil from Daniel Ricciardo's car almost took out Daniil Kvyat's Red Bull.

Red flag as Daniel Ricciardo's Red Bull mimics a Red Arrow as white smoke plumes out of the back. The engine looks to have gone kaput and he parks up off the circuit.