Singapore GP: Oscar Piastri tops the second chaotic practice, as Charles Leclerc Lando Norris strikes in Pit Lane | F1 news

Oscar Piasstri topped a chaotic second practice in the Grand Prix in Singapore, where Charles Licerrick was injured by his teammate McLaren.

The session was disrupted by two long red flags after it was broken by George Russell William Lawson, which led to despair for the teams to reach the path, causing the Norris and the strange Leclerc accident under investigation.

NORRIS’s front wing, but McLaren managed to fix it to the British driver to complete a qualified simulation as he was in fifth but 0.483s behind PiaSSTRI, which leads Norris by 25 points in the drivers championship.

“(The matter) costs a little money, which is a shame,” said Norris, who took control of the Grand Prix in the Grand Singapore.

“Just a difficult day for me, I don’t feel a great feeling with the car. It has all the feelings I have here last year. Many things to work on. A bad day.

“Oscar is fast, so I have nothing to complain about not doing a very good job.”

ISCK Hadjar continued to influence second place in the first picnic in Singapore with Max Verstapen in third place, only 0.143s off Piastri.

Fernando Alonso was faster in the first practice and showed a strong pace again by completing the fourth place, but the chaotic session makes it difficult to obtain a real reading of the attackers’ order before the final practice on Saturday at 10:30 am and qualify at 2 pm, live, Sky SPORTS F1.

The Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton team was ninth and tenth, but the best roll came on the media.

“It was a good day in general, I enjoyed driving,” said Hamilton.

“It is clear that McLaren is very fast and get a clean bosom is not easy, but I feel that there are many positives that you should take from today, a lot of learning and completely happy with the progress we made from one session to another.”

Ferrari looked early, but Russell Al -Kabeer’s crash in the 16th round caused the first turmoil and raised him for the rest of the day.

“A little strange to be honest. I am not sure of what happened,” Russell said.

“I ran out a little earlier, and I went to a little slower, but I lost the back. Fortunately, I went to the front end and I didn’t harm but the game ended.

Just five minutes after restart, Lawson put marks on the concrete wall in the 17th floor, which immediately broke the right right angle of his car to cause a second red mark.

It lost about 22 minutes of the session for one hour, and although most drivers have completed a competitive bosom in the final minutes, the real pace of cars is unclear.

PiaSSTRI: I had a good day “Very positive” feels “very positive”

PiaSSTRI comes to Singapore after a nightmare in Baku, where he was broken in both the qualifiers and the race, while he was also jumping.

The Australian returned to the model throughout Friday and said he “learned a lot” on “a good day.”

“The rehabilitation here is a huge part of the weekend. It is a huge part everywhere, but especially here is one of the most important, so you prefer more qualification and deal with the unknown for the race instead of qualifying again but you know exactly what will happen in the race, because it will not help you.”

Singapore is the only destination that Verstapen did not win in the F1 calendar, but he got a momentum on his part, after he won the last two race.

The Dutchman said that his team needed to “improve more” to fight for the pole’s position against McCares.

“This is definitely very positive,” said Versaben in Red Ball, running on the ground faster than weekends in the previous Singapore race.

“There are still some things that we want to do better, but it’s not as if we had to get the preparation completely, so this is a good thing. We’ll see. Will it be good enough to fight the introduction? I don’t know.

“I always find that FP2 is a little difficult with what people are running the engine modes, from the highest speed wisdom. I think we will see in the qualifiers.”

Sky SPORTS F1’s Singapore GP

Saturday 4 October
7.55 am: F1 1 Academy Race
10.15 in the morning: The Grand Prize race in Singapore Three (the session begins at 10:30 am)
1 pm: qualified accumulation in Greater Singapore
2 pm: Grand Prize race qualifiers in Singapore*
4 pm: Ted any books

Sunday, October 5
8.20 am: F1 2 Academy Race
11.30 AM: Grand Prix Sunday: Singapore GP Build-up
1 pm: The Grand Prix in Singapore
3 pm: The Flag Flag: Singapore GP reaction
4 pm: Ted Book

*Also at the main sky sports event

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