Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas delivered an impressive display of Mercedes' potential around the Monaco Grand Prix to take the top to spots on the timesheets in second practice. The top two times in last year's qualifying are the only two laps in the history of the Monaco GP quicker than the 1:11.118 put in by Hamilton in FP2. Article continues under video To make matters all the more ominous for Mercedes' rivals, Hamilton was able to set his top time on a slightly flat-spotted front-right tyre after a near-miss into Ste Devote. Hamilton and Bottas were separated by just eight hundredths of a second, with Sebastian Vettel third-fastest on one-lap pace, but eight tenths further down....
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