The Monegasco Charles Leclerc, aboard Ferrari, was the fastest in the second practice of the Australia Grand Prix of Formula 1. surpassed the McLaren and Max Verstappen, with Red Bull, culminated in the seventh position.
Monegasco Charles Leclercaboard Ferrariwas the fastest in the second practice of the Australian Grand Prix of the Formula 1. Surpassed the McLaren and Max Verstappenwith Red Bullculminated in the seventh position.
In the race that took place in the street circuit “Albert Park” of Melbourne, Leclerc marked a time of 1M16S439 in the 5,278 meterswhile in second place it was Oscar Piastri and in the third Lando Norrisboth with McLaren.
Then, in the fourth position the Japanese was located Yuki Tsunoda aboard a Racing Bulls Hondawhile the fifth place went to the Briton Lewis Hamilton with Ferrari and sixth culminated Isack Hadjar with Racing Bulls.
In addition, in the seventh position was the tetra world champion Max Verstappenthe eighth place went to Nico Hülkenberg with SauberNinth remained Lance Stroll with Aston Martin and George Russell with Mercedescompleted the top ten.
In the first round of competition where cars used middle tires, Carlos Sainz led with Williams And your teammate Alex Albon in second place and with the running of the turns Leclerc He was located as a leader.
With the placement of soft tires in the middle of the 60 minutes it allowed Yuki Tsunoda climb to the top overcoming Leclercwhile later Norris He managed to get the Japanese pilot out and stood first.
Moments later, Leclerc He returned to the first position, taking a tenth to Norris and three tenths to Tsunoda While PIASTRI He jumped to second place, surpassing Norris, Tsunoda and Hamiltonthat closed the top five to that instance.
For its side, Verstappen jumped to the seventh position to 0.624s of what was done by the Monegasco and behind Isack hadjarbut ahead of Nico Hulkenberg and Lance Strollwith Russell as tenth; while the Williams of Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon They fell to positions 11 and 12.
Meanwhile, the replacement of Sergio Pérez in Red Bull, Liam Lawsonhe did not appear in the Top 10 in any of the two practices ending 17 in the second round.
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