The Australian Oscar Piastri ended first in the Free practices 2 and surpassed his partner of McLaren, The British Lando Norriswith a time of 1: 30.505 in it Bahrain Grand Prix of the Formula 1.
With an impeccable lap, the Australian headed a clear 1-2 for McLaren, overcoming 0.154 seconds to his partner, who had been the fastest in the first practice of the day.
The day began with little representative conditions in the FP1, where Norris shone while PIASTRI He faced difficulties to complete a good time, being relegated to the tenth place. However, in the FP2, Piastri showed a remarkable improvement, dominating the session and making a difference in front of the rest of the competitors.
The third place went to the British George Russellof Mercedes, who was half a second from PIASTRI with a time of 1: 31,032.
Monegasco Charles Leclercin his Ferrari, ended in the fourth position, followed by the Italian Andrea Kimi Antonelliwho recovered from problems in his car in the FP1 To achieve the fifth best record.
In the team Red BullFrench action Isack hadjar surprised to reach sixth place using middle tires, while the Dutch Max Verstappenwith soft tires, he failed to overcome the seventh place.
Verstappen He expressed frustration with the behavior of his car. On the other hand, the Japanese Yuki Tsunoda He faced a difficult day, ending in 18th place.
The English Lewis Hamilton occupied the eighth position in his Ferrari, followed by Oliver Bearman with Haas and Carlos Sainz in it Williams, who took advantage of their return to the track in the FP2 After absent in the FP1.
Among other prominent, Alex Albonwho had been fourth in the FP1, He closed the day outside the first ten, occupying the eleventh place.
The Spanish Fernando Alonso faced technical problems in the management column during the FP2, which limited his time on track. However, he managed to locate himself 15th after taking advantage of the final minutes of the session.
The activity in Bahrain It will continue on Saturday with the third free training at 9:30 (Argentine time) and the classification for 13.
Source: Ambito
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