Those determined to build the hype in terms of Ferrari's driver line-up this season, warning that four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel is on notice from his new teammate, Charles Leclerc, will be relishing the fact that halfway through the second day of testing the youngster is only marginally off his illustrious teammate's pace. Running the C3 compound, the Monegasque completed 73 laps this morning on his way to posting a best time of 1:18.247, just 0.086s off Vettel's best lap yesterday. Despite the question mark over its matte livery, the SF90 looks good, stable when changing direction and its rear end firmly planted. A late charge saw Kevin Magnussen take second place in the Haas,...
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