Jules Bianchi made the most of his late call-up from Ferrari to set the pace on the second and final day of Formula One’s in-season test at Silverstone.The Frenchman, drafted in to replace Kimi Raikkonen who sustained bruising in a crash during Sunday’s race in Great Britain, hit the front in the final hour as he worked down to a 1m 35.262s.That was enough to put him a quarter of a second clear of midday pacesetter Daniil Kvyat, who managed 1m 35.544s in the Toro Rosso STR9.McLaren’s Kevin Magnussen, fastest in the early stages of the day, was three tenths of a second further down the road. The Dane was the busiest man of the day, racking up 91 laps in total - two more...
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