Nico Rosberg took over for Mercedes at the head of the timesheet in Practice Two in Malaysia - but the early-season pacesetters' headline speed was all-but matched by both Ferrari and Red Bull.In contrast to the corresponding session at the season-opener in Melbourne a fortnight ago when Mercedes led the field by half a second, just 0.061s covered the top three of Rosberg, Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel in the afternoon at Sepang, while there was a two tenths of a second gap back to Williams' Felipe Massa in sixth. Rosberg's fastest effort of 1:39.909, which was just over a tenth quicker than morning pacesetter Lewis Hamilton could manage in the sister W05, came during the...
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