Sebastian Vettel produced the fastest time on the second and final day of Pirelli's wet weather test at Paul Ricard in France on Tuesday. The Ferrari driver, who took over duties from Kimi Raikkonen who had run on Monday, helped Pirelli focus on work in drying conditions throughout the day as those present completed runs of up to 15 laps. Vettel's best lap of 1m06.750 seconds was set the near the end of the day, with Vettel encountering no dramas on his second day of F1 action this year, following a test in a 2014 car at Fiorano last week. Red Bull's Daniil Kvyat, who took over from Daniel Ricciardo, was second fastest with a time of 1m06.833s but his running was cut short by an unspecified...
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