F1 Results Today: Max Verstappen faster than Lewis Hamilton as F1 car catches fire

Friday afternoon's Austrian Grand Prix FP2 was broadly uneventful outside of some reliability issues for Cadillac, with Sergio Perez stopping out on track with the same issue which plagued him in FP1 before the floor of Valtteri Bottas' car caught fire.

Kimi Antonelli set the fastest time in both sessions on Friday, with Ferrari's engine upgrades unable to allow them to mix it at the top of the timing boards.

FP1 had been eventful in the pitlane at least, as Max Verstappen's car stopped twice in the pit lane and had to be rolled back to the garage early in the hour-long session, while a hydraulic issue for reigning champion Lando Norris meant that he failed to make it out of the garage until the dying minutes.

Verstappen and team-mate Isack Hadjar both had some issues with their Red Bulls but did eventually make it out on track for some laps, with Norris' late emergence meaning that every driver set a time – including the six rookies stepping in for their more experienced colleagues.

Those rookies didn't all have completely smooth sessions though, with Haas' Ryo Hirakawa hitting one of his pit crew earlier in the session (the crew member in question was not injured).

The timesheets looked jumbled for much of the session below the Mercedes pair of Kimi Antonelli and George Russell at, with teams trying to figure out how the tyres will deal with the extremely high temperatures this weekend.

Austrian Grand Prix FP2 times

Austrian Grand Prix FP1 times

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