For the second time this weekend, Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in a session that was cut short by a huge crash by Brendon Hartley. Hartley ran wide on the dirt at the entry to Turn 9, spearing into the barrier backwards, completely wrecking the back end of his Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda with five minutes of the session remaining. Fortuitously, the New Zealander walked away seemingly unharmed but faces medical tests before this afternoon's Qualifying. His car remains in further doubt. Hamilton's time of a 1 minute 17.281 seconds was just enough to beat his Mercedes AMG Petronas Motorsport team-mate Valtteri Bottas and Scuderia Ferrari‘s...
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