Hamilton now has a go...published at 13:32 British Summer Time 14 July 2017
on the supersofts.
Raikkonen and Vettel are also on quali sim runs on those tyres.
Watch this space.
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on the supersofts.
Raikkonen and Vettel are also on quali sim runs on those tyres.
Watch this space.
Bottas is 0.189 up on Hamilton in sector two...
And goes fasted by 0.047 at the end of the lap.
Not the gains we might have expected on the supersoft.
Qualifying is imminent. We should see the times come down now.
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Lewis Hamilton increases his advantage with a 1:28.543, six tenths up on the pack.
Hamilton's time, set on the soft tyre, was a 1:28.780 - the best of the day so far.
Vettel improved his time to a 1:29.850 to strengthen his grip on top spot, but he's already down to fourth after improvements for Raikkonen and Ricciardo and a new benchmark from Hamilton.
Carlos Sainz has a high-speed half-spin at Becketts. He just about holds it together as his Toro Rosso bounces over the grass and continues on his way.
The Toro Rossos were ragged in practice in Austria a week ago and that was another untidy moment.
P2 for Raikkonen as it stands.
We've 10 cars with times on the board now as this 90-minute session begins to simmer.
Sebastian Vettel has just gone quickest of all with a 1:30.320 - a second or so off the pace we saw from the Mercedes this morning. It's two tenths up on what he did this morning though, and set on the slower tyre.
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer at Silverstone
Fernando Alonso already has a five-place grid penalty for using too many engine parts this weekend. Honda has made it clear he will have more but have so far been a bit coy about exactly what.
A little bird tells me that Honda will likely fit a whole new power-unit ahead of Saturday. That’s going to add up to a lot of nominal penalty places - 30, I reckon, although that’s to be confirmed - and a definite start from the back.
Jack Nicholls just mentioned that footage of the London Live F1 event is on the BBC Sport website.
He's right you know...
Have a read of the BBC's latest update on Billy Monger's story.
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FP2 begins.
Nico Hulkenberg's Renault is the first car out.