Putting in his first laps in Ferrari's SF90, Antonio Fuoco says he 'really enjoyed the day' out on track. The 22-year-old, a member of Ferrari's driver academy, replaced Charles Leclerc for Day Two of the post-Spanish Grand Prix test. Fuoco covered a marathon 120 laps, almost double the race distance done in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, with a best time of 1:17.284. That put him P3 on the day's timesheet, 1.5s behind Mercedes test driver Nikita Mazepin. Wednesday's run was Fuoco's first drive in a current machine, as his last test dated back to 2016 when the technical specification of the cars was quite different 'It was a positive day,' said the Italian. 'We completed various tests and...
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