French Grand Prix – Valtteri Bottas led a Mercedes one-two in second practice, but team-mate Lewis Hamilton found himself in hot water with the stewards after an error. With drivers struggling with the low-grip conditions at the Circuit Paul Ricard, Bottas managed to top the timesheets in the qualifying simulations by setting a time of 1:30.937, four tenths of a second ahead of Hamilton. The Briton was looking to respond on his own qualifying lap, but made an error at the right-handed turn three, which sent him sideways across left-handed turn four. He took out a bollard and skated wide, which threw away the lap. He continued and rejoined the track, but in doing so prompted Red...
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