<< Return to the news list

FP2: Daniel Ricciardo leads Red Bull 1-2 in Singapore

Published on 15 Sep 2017 16:02
3
By: Rob Veenstra

Red Bull Racing driver Daniel Ricciardo has had a almost perfect first day for the Grand Prix of Singapore. After setting the best time in first free practice the Australian was fastest again in the second free practice, with a record lap of 1:40.852.

Red Bull Racing seems to in contention for the win in Singapore, as Max Verstappen settled in second. The young Dutchman brushed the wall in Turn 10 in his fast run on ultrasoft tyres. Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel did exactly the same in his attempt to improve his time.

reg

Posts: 162

Practice is not solely about absolute pace its about sorting out the car for race length distance, running on the different tyre compounds etc!
So don't think this represents what qualifying will look like!

1
Sep 15 2017 - 16:17

Photos Singapore 2017

Open the whole photo album

F1 News Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull Racing

F1Grand Prix Singapore - Free practice 2

Marina Bay Street Circuit - 15 September 2017

Driver

Team

Time

Difference

#
1

Daniel Ricciardo

Red Bull Racing

1:40.852

33
2

Max Verstappen

Red Bull Racing

1:41.408

+0.556

28
3

Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes

1:41.555

+0.703

36
4

Valtteri Bottas

Mercedes

1:42.104

+1.252

35
5

Nico Hülkenberg

Renault

1:42.448

+1.596

33
6

Stoffel Vandoorne

McLaren

1:42.501

+1.649

34
7

Fernando Alonso

McLaren

1:42.788

+1.936

32
8

Sergio Perez

Force India

1:42.826

+1.974

35
9

Kimi Räikkönen

Ferrari

1:42.835

+1.983

30
10

Esteban Ocon

Force India

1:43.054

+2.202

34
11

Sebastian Vettel

Ferrari

1:43.104

+2.252

33
12

Carlos Sainz jr

Toro Rosso

1:43.236

+2.384

38
13

Daniil Kvyat

Toro Rosso

1:43.608

+2.756

32
14

Jolyon Palmer

Renault

1:43.795

+2.943

32
15

Felipe Massa

Williams

1:43.836

+2.984

32
16

Lance Stroll

Williams

1:44.301

+3.449

32
17

Kevin Magnussen

Haas F1

1:44.417

+3.565

32
18

Romain Grosjean

Haas F1

1:44.928

+4.076

29
19

Pascal Wehrlein

Sauber

1:45.673

+4.821

34
20

Marcus Ericsson

Sauber

1:45.721

+4.869

35

Replies (3)

calle.itw

Posts: 8,527
Not really surprised, more surprised to see Ferrari being so far down. Nice to see McLaren up there though.
- + 0
- Sep 15 2017 - 16:02
- reg
  
  Posts: 162
  Practice is not solely about absolute pace its about sorting out the car for race length distance, running on the different tyre compounds etc!
  So don't think this represents what qualifying will look like!
  + 1
  
  Sep 15 2017 - 16:17
- calle.itw
  
  Posts: 8,527
  Nay, me neither, but much of this is pretty much what I predict the quali will look like. Red Bull will certainly be up there. As for Mercedes, they can literally be anywhere.
  + 0
  
  Sep 15 2017 - 16:23