F1 Brazilian GP: Follow FP2 at Interlagos with live timing

Antonelli shaves a little off his previous best: 1m11.824s. Early days yet, of course, because we're a while away from the qualifying simulations.

Turn 1 got messy last year, of course. Here's Gabriel Bortoleto's moment in the sprint...

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Hamilton locks his left-front into Turn 1. A lot of cars being discombobulated by a bump in the braking area there.

Max Verstappen completes a push lap on mediums but, despite it being a personal best, it's 0.251s off Antonelli's fastest so far.

Several drivers now reporting drizzle.

"I can't get the tyre temperatures up," harrumphs Lewis Hamilton over the radio. He's currently rolling on mediums. The ambient temperature has slipped to  20C and the track temperature is 40C.

Antonelli opens the books with a 1m11.857s on his first push lap.

Everyone out apart from Hulkenberg and Sainz so far. That's consistent with problems for those cars while the rookies were at the wheel earlier on. A mixture of the C2 hard and C3 mediums in use at the moment.

In broken car news, Nico Hullkenberg is still an unknown for this session since the Audi team is still labouring to repair the car after it stopped with Freddie Slater at the wheel earlier.

 In dropping-like-flies news, following various drivers being ill last weekend, Colton Herta is sickly and has been pulled from his post-FP2 media duties.

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has been speaking too...

Lots of comparisons regarding the present animus between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, and past animus between Lewis and Nico Rosberg. Nico, now a media rent-a-quote, has had his say on the matter.

Plus there's the final set of updates (maybe) from McLaren for the season...

In case you missed it earlier, there have been crunch talks for Ferrari after the Mexican GP foolishness, plus George Russell is cream crackered (to use a colloquial British expression).

What has Max Verstappen been complaining about? Are they indeed complaints, or simply observations? Ronald Vording explains...

WELCOME BACK TO INTERLAGOS

Second practice for the Sao Paulo GP is about to begin, once again under the threat of rain. Lando Norris was fastest of all in FP1, while Colton Herta completed enough running in the session to qualify for a superlicence - should he need one...