Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber set a dominant pace in second practice at the Belgian Grand Prix, but the lead Red Bull's session ended early when he suffered a right rear tyre failure. Vettel and Webber went on the medium compound tyres earlier than most and both set times in the 1:39.3s, with the pair split by just 0.059s. Romain Grosjean was the closest man to the Red Bulls but still 0.818s off, with a best time of 1:50.149. Felipe Massa managed a 1:50.164 to go fourth fastest ahead of Jean-Eric Vergne who unlocked some impressive pace from his Toro Rosso for fifth. Kimi Raikkonen was 0.987s off Vettel's pace and sixth fastest. Vettel's tyre failure happened on the medium compound as...
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