Sebastian Vettel headed Charles Leclerc in a Ferrari one-two as Mercedes finished behind both their big rivals in Brazilian GP second practice. Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton were fourth and fifth respectively, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen third. After heavy morning rain in Sao Paulo had rendered Practice One almost meaningless, the arrival of dry conditions for the later session gave a first look at the possible pecking order for F1 2019's penultimate weekend. And it is Ferrari who appear to have the early upper hand for at least a single lap around the fast and undulating Interlagos track, with Vettel's best lap of 1:09.217 proving 0.134s quicker than the third-placed Verstappen....
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