Sebastian Vettel led Charles Leclerc as Ferrari seemed to return to their red-hot of recent months in FP2 at the Brazilian Grand Prix. Leclerc will not be a contender for pole position on Saturday at Interlagos, as he will serve a 10-place grid penalty for taking a new engine, but his and Vettel's form bodes well for the Scuderia. Article continues under video Vettel took P1, despite seeing his initial single-lap run interrupted by Valtteri Bottas, who also got in the way of his Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton in a clumsy session. The Mercedes were narrowly behind the Red Bull of Max Verstappen in one-lap trim. Robert Kubica started the session in dismal fashion, taking a trip into the...
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