Kimi Raikkonen put Alfa Romeo on top of F1's second day of testing as 2020's expected frontrunners took a back seat on the timesheet. But Mercedes, Day One's pacesetters, still made the biggest headlines of Thursday by debuting an innovative steering wheel concept which proved the talk of the paddock. Racing Point's Sergio Perez had led the timesheet for most of the day but he was usurped late on by Raikkonen, who completed some short bursts on Pirelli's fastest C5 tyre. The veteran Finn's lap of 1:17.091 is the second quickest of the week so far behind Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas again shared running at Mercedes, with the world champion clocking a mammoth 106...
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