Against a backdrop of leaden skies, practice kicked off for the 11th Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit. Both of today's sessions were cold and blustery, which made consistent lapping difficult. Additionally, a headwind along the start-finish straight made it even harder for drivers to tackle the difficult entry into the tightening Turns One and Two.Armed with a number of useful aerodynamic upgrades and some driveability improvements, both Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen spent the day attempting to overcome the typically high front tyre graining that always affects cars at this track.After finishing FP2 in eighth and 12th place respectively, Jenson and Kevin both...
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