The first two practice sessions of the Turkish Grand Prix were both filled with spins, as drivers struggled on the slippery, resurfaced track. However, lap times tumbled in FP2, as the track rubbered in and got progressively more grippy. READ: ‘It’s Like Driving On Ice’: Watch Fastest Lap Of FP1 At Istanbul Sebastian Vettel, who was outpaced by Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc by a large margin in both opening sessions of the weekend, has said he expects the field to “bunch up” over the course of the weekend. “The asphalt is very new so it was very, very slippery, but it did get better toward the end of the day and I’m guessing it only gets better from here onwards,”...
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