Hamilton out of FP2 after crash 15 minutes into session
Hamilton OK but team say car needs to be "fully stripped and checked"
The Mercedes driver earlier finished quickest in FP1 from Rosberg, who topped FP2
Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari in the top three but with Nico Rosberg half a second clear at the top, the Silver Arrows are looking dominant.
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Lots of track time lost for Lewis Hamilton there. He managed just four laps. Will it have a negative impact on his chances this weekend? Probably not, but it's still not ideal.
11) Gutierrez 12) Massa 13) Sainz 14) Bottas 15) Grosjean 16) Kvyat 17) Magnussen 18) Ericsson 19) Palmer 20) Nasr 21) Wehrlein 22) Haryanto
1) Rosberg 2) Ricciardo 3) Vettel 4) Verstappen 5) Hamilton 6) Raikkonen 7) Alonso 8) Button 9) Hulkenberg 10) Perez
Nico Rosberg finishes fastest in second practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Jolyon Palmer improves as a 1:23.528 sees him climb up to 19th, putting him within two tenths of a second of his Renault team-mate Kevin Magnussen.
Daniil Kvyat isn't best pleased with Sergio Perez's antics. The Toro Rosso is behind the Force India and Kvyat think he is being blocked.
"He is being a bit of a *BEEP* today," Kvyat says.
Three minutes to go and there'll be no change at the top of the order, which looks like this:
1) Rosberg 2) Ricciardo 3) Vettel 4) Verstappen 5) Hamilton 6) Raikkonen 7) Alonso 8) Button 9) Hulkenberg 10) Perez
Good news, Jolyon Palmer fans! The Briton is finally getting back out on track after a long spell in the garage. His first timed lap, a 1:25.352, leaves him down in 22nd place.
I reckon Kvyat's name sound like a Pokemon character. Can't be just me that thinks that?
Anyway, I digress. Kvyat is currently P13 but his Toro Rosso team-mate is out of second practice. He goes off at Turn 1.
"Something at rear. Related to the engine," he reports.
Problems for Felipe Nasr. There's smoke coming off the front of his Sauber as he is wheeled away to behind the barriers at Turn 2. Then, just after and right behind him, Carlos Sainz spins.
Fernando Alonso is indeed back out and is making up for lost time with his qualifying runs. He's jumped up to P7 after a 1:22.328 on the supersofts, putting him just ahead of Jenson Button.
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer at Hungaroring
The two Red Bulls are going round together on their super soft run, which is a first sting simulation, Daniel Ricciardo faced a lot of questions yesterday about Max Verstappen coming and beating him in recent races. In the race sim runs right now, Verstappen is eighth tenths of a second on average faster than Ricciardo. It looks like Ricciardo has more homework to do.
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Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
There was almost a big crash in the pitlane. Sauber released one of their drivers into the path of a Force India. Luckily the Force India was aware of the situation and managed to jump on the brakes and swerve out of the way.
Just under 30 minutes to go and it looks like Fernando Alonso should be getting back out soon.
Everyone's completed their qualifying sims so it's long runs time...