Charles Leclerc bounced back from his FP1 crash to top the timesheet in second practice at the end of an eventful Friday at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Leclerc wrecked his Ferrari less than halfway through the first hour of practice, and though his car was repaired and ready to go in time for the start of FP2, the Monegasque reported steering problems as soon as he took to the track. At first Leclerc asked if any problem was visible in the data, but after four laps he was convinced that the car was undrivable, returning to pit lane in frustration. It took him until the final 25 minutes to rejoin the session, now lacking significant mileage, and switched to the soft tire in the last...
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