Lewis Hamilton reckons the German Grand Prix could be one of the hardest in terms of tyre management due to very high temperatures at Hockenheim. Hamilton posted the fastest time on Friday in the second practice session, a 1 minute 18.341 seconds, which was just enough to put the Briton in front of his Mercedes team-mate, Nico Rosberg – a reversal to how things were at the end of FP1, when Rosberg was fractionally faster. However, the speed of Daniel Ricciardo in third, will perhaps concern Mercedes more – as the Australian was only a tenth or so slower. “It didn't feel so bad [today]. It was a pretty good day [overall],” Hamilton told Sky Sports F1 after the session. “But the...
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