How Mexican GP practice unfolded

Summary

Vettel fastest in second practice, Hamilton top in first session
Final practice at 16:00 BST; qualifying at 19:00
Rosberg can win the title this weekend

Live Reporting

Gary Rose

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We saw part of Felipe Nasr front wing shatter after clattering over the kerbs in first practice, and Nico Rosberg is worried he has done something similar.
"Check the front wing because of kerb strike," he says.
Looks like no damage done, though.
Image source, AP
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I'll tell you who doesn't like Friday long runs, Kimi Raikkonen.
"I'd rather do starts than just drive around," he says. "If you really want I can keep driving round but I'll learn nothing."
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Fernando Alonso is done for the day as he strolls back to the McLaren motorhome, a contented smile on his face.
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Romain Grosjean doesn't appear to be having any further issues as he finally gets in a timed lap. He does a 1:22.105 to go P20.
Fifteen minutes to go.
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"What an idiot," complains Sebastian Vettel as he gets held up in traffic. The target of his ire? Fernando Alonso.
The Spaniard won't like that.
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Or Silverbone...
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The super-softs have come off most of the front-running cars with Sebastian Vettel and Nico Rosberg on mediums, while Kimi Raikkonen is on softs.
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And out he goes.
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Hang on, it might not be session over for Romain Grosjean. Not only is he back in the Haas garage, but he is also strapped in the car and ready to go. He could be out soon after an earlier electrical problem.
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Contrasting moods in the Mercedes cockpits, at least when it comes to practice starts. Lewis Hamilton does one, which he describes as perfect, but Nico Rosberg isn't happy with his. "I want to do another," he says. "That one felt under-engaged."
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Speaking of Romain Grosjean, is the session over before it even began? He hasn't set a time yet because of an electrical problem and he is walking away from the Haas garage, shaking his head in frustration.
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I think this one could be applied any time of the year, not just Halloween...
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Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
If Ferrari are in the mix, then that actually helps Lewis Hamilton. If they can get up there and get in between the Mercedes then that will be good for Lewis from a championship point of view.
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Carlos Sainz about Kevin Magnussen: "This guy has no brain - it's clear."