That concludes our live blog!
We will be back tomorrow evening for FP3. See you then.
That concludes our live blog!
We will be back tomorrow evening for FP3. See you then.
The session won't be restarted.
Top 10: Russell, Tsunoda, Ocon, Hamilton, Perez, Verstappen, Leclerc, Sainz, Bottas, Gasly.
Red flag - Zhou has stopped on track.
Five minutes to go.
Into the final 10 minutes of FP2. Russell remains on top with a 1m19.970s, 0.8s ahead of Tsunoda.
Behind the scenes in #FP2 pic.twitter.com/v7LQYeOzdn
— Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team (@MercedesAMGF1) October 28, 2022
Our resident Americas drift king Nando strikes again! #MexicoGP#F1pic.twitter.com/3TNfcHsnTu
— Formula 1 (@F1) October 28, 2022
Russell, Tsunoda, Ocon, Hamilton, Perez, Verstappen, Leclerc, Sainz, Bottas, Gasly.
New @MercedesAMGF1 reserve driver spotted in TV compound @MBrundleF1pic.twitter.com/hgCNiySCkI
— Simon Lazenby (@simon_lazenbyF1) October 28, 2022
Seems that most of the field is running on heavier fuel.
No changes to the leaderboard.
"It's frustrating that the race director doesn't know the rules."
We go green again!
— Formula 1 (@F1) October 28, 2022
Just over 37 minutes remain in the session #MexicoGP#F1pic.twitter.com/ML89neBap7
FP2 is back underway in Mexico.
We're still under red flag conditions with 40 minutes to go.
RED FLAG
— Formula 1 (@F1) October 28, 2022
Charles is back in the paddock, but evidently not happy #MexicoGP#F1pic.twitter.com/itJpVxHmdB
A lot of damage to the barrier. There could be a lengthy delay here.
RED FLAG
— Formula 1 (@F1) October 28, 2022
Charles hits the barriers hard at the exit of Turn 7
He's OK and out of the car #MexicoGP#F1pic.twitter.com/8xs4k7KUvx
Leclerc has crashed heavily.
Russell, Tsunoda, Ocon, Hamilton, Perez, Verstappen, Leclerc, Sainz, Bottas, Gasly.
Our fastest man out on track so far
— Formula 1 (@F1) October 28, 2022
George Russell, with a lap time of 1:19.970
(Russell, Ocon, Tsunoda, Magnussen, and Albon have 45 minutes of the session to run their usual tyre allocation before joining the 2023 Pirelli prototype tyre test) #MexicoGP#F1pic.twitter.com/cU9nId9ZLq
After missing FP1, Russell and Tsunoda are on the softs, rather than the test tyres.
Russell goes quickest with a 1m19.970s, 0.8s ahead of Tsunoda.
Current top 10: Perez, Verstappen, Russell, Tsunoda, Bottas, Gasly, Leclerc, Ocon and Hamilton.
Going very wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiide
— Formula 1 (@F1) October 28, 2022
Both Tsunoda and Schumacher entertain some off-track adventures before temporarily rejoining! #MexicoGP#F1pic.twitter.com/DeYzilxwmX
Verstappen is currently fastest with a 1m21.588s, a tenth ahead of Russell.