Valtteri Bottas was again the man for practice as he set the pace in FP3 for the Portuguese GP as track limits and drain covers caught out drivers. Another practice of slipping and sliding was the forecast as the drivers took to the Algarve circuit for what promised to be another intriguing session as the teams fine-tuned their set-ups ahead of qualifying and Sunday's race. That had been hampered on Friday as two red flags, Pierre Gasly's fiery AlphaTauri and Max Verstappen and Lance Stroll's argy-bargy, meant the usual long runs were curtailed. Gasly had a new chassis and a new engine for Saturday after Friday's were damaged in the fire. Nicholas Latifi was also handed a new chassis as...
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