Valtteri Bottas set the pace in a tight Formula 1 final practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix as the top four were separated by just a fraction of a second. The Mercedes driver clocked a 1m09.281s to finish just 0.003s clear of teammate Lewis Hamilton at Interlagos. Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen was 0.045s off the pace in third, with teammate Sebastian Vettel only a further 0.013s adrift in fourth. Cool and overcast conditions greeted the teams on Saturday, with Ferrari focusing on the supersoft tyres and Mercedes the softs early on. Raikkonen led the way initially, 0.040s ahead of Vettel, with Hamilton able to get within a couple of tenths. When attention turned to qualifying simulations, it...
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