Japanese GP: Jack Doohaan Crash causes one of four red flags, where Oscar Pacrytry tops two wilders in Suzuka | F1 news

Oscar Piasstri topped a second training session in the Japanese Grand Prix, during which the huge Jacques Douuhan crashed into one of four red flags.

PiaSSTRi defeated his teammate and leader of the drivers championship by Lando Norris by half of the tenth of the second, as McLaren continued their hegemony in the early season, but four interruptions allowed cars to be on the right road for only 20 minutes from 60 minutes.

Douuhan, who did not lead the first practice earlier on Friday, as Albin chose to operate the reserve driver, Rio Hirakawa, in his home race instead of the Australian rising, he lost control of his car in the first high -speed corner and moved to the barrier, and lost two wheels in the process.

The 22 -year -old, who Albin said was “ok” after visiting the path of the path, from the car and there was a delay of about 20 minutes as the barriers were fixed.

Just seven minutes after the resumption of the session, the world champion Fernando Alonso shed light on the difficult circumstances with an uncommon error, and Aston Martin left his beach in the gravel after spinning in the eighth round.

With the rest of the field attempt to perform qualified simulation operations, the session was then spread again due to the grass on the side of the track hunted from Sparks flying from the car floors.

There was another summary of the work, which witnessed the PiaSSTRI EDGE outside Norris in a battle that appears to be continuing for the rest of the weekend, before the grass ignited again in the closing stages of operating the fourth red flag and ending the session.

As was the case when Norris topped the first practice earlier on Friday, it seemed that any other team had a pace to compete with McLaren on one roll.

Isack Hadjar ranked third, noticeable, as the Racing Bulls team showed promising, as Liam Lawson was fifth in his return to the team after his wonderful reduction from Red Bull after only two races in the Max Verstapen race.

Verstapen was able to manage the eighth except, as Yuki Tsunoda promoted, which produced a strong show on his first appearance in Red Bull earlier on Friday, 18, as he struggled both to connect a clean bosom in the fever.

Luis Hamilton divided the bull race in Ferrari’s fourth place, with his teammate Charles Licerirk on the seventh of the Italian team trying to overcome the preparation problems that caused a disappointing start for this season.

George Russell, who looked the most likely candidate to challenge McClans when he finished second in the first practice, was in the sixth position of the Mercedes.

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