Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo set the pace in the second Formula 1 free practice session for the Mexican Grand Prix. The Australian first hit the top of the timesheets early in the 90-minute session with his pace on soft Pirellis, shading teammate Max Verstappen. But with first Valtteri Bottas and then Lewis Hamilton switching to ultrasofts and going fastest shortly after the 30-minute mark, Ricciardo was shuffled down to third. Ricciardo then took to the track on ultrasofts, posting a 1m17.801s lap to reclaim top spot. Hamilton ended the session second with a lap 0.131s slower than Ricciardo, having improved on his second serious flying lap on ultrasofts. The Mercedes driver earlier spun at...
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