Follow live coverage of the second practice session for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend with F1i.
The unique timing of the race at the Yas Marina Circuit - with the grand prix starting at sunset and finishing under floodlights - makes FP2 the only representative practice session of the weekend. The second practice session starts at 1700 local time, the same time as qualifying and the race, while the other practice sessions are held in the early afternoon heat.
Lewis Hamilton set the pace in the opening session on Friday, edging out team-mate Nico Rosberg by less than 0.15s, while Kimi Raikkonen was third fastest but three quarters of a second slower than Hamilton.
Red Bull and Force India looked competitive in the opening practice session but will need to try and carry that form over in to the cooler conditions of second practice.
McLaren and Lotus was relatively limited in its running in FP1, with Jolyon Palmer completing just nine laps due to a water leak. Romain Grosjean will take over the car from reserve driver Palmer for FP2 at the start of his final race weekend with the team.
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