The Spanish GP weekend is officially underway and it's proving to be a tough start for some teams, while others are already feeling the potential for a podium this Sunday.
3 reserve/test drivers drove in this session. Susie Wolff took over for Bottas, Raffaele Marciello took over for Marcus Ericsson and Jolyon Palmer took over for Romain Grosjean.
Daniel Ricciardo didn't get much run time as his car was facing some major problems. He ended up having his engine changed after the session due to a leak and is now on his 4th and final engine.
McLaren is looking to improve this weekend, despite not having the major upgrades yet. The session didn't go too bad for the British team, despite Alonso having a late spin after the flag was called.
Here are the times from the session.
TIMES:
1. Nico Rosberg - 1:26.828 / Mercedes-Mercedes
2. Lewis Hamilton - 1:26.898 / Mercedes-Mercedes
3. Sebastian Vettel - 1:27.806 / Ferrari-Ferrari
4. Kimi Raikkonen - 1:27.832 / Ferrari-Ferrari
5. Carlos Sainz - 1:28.132 / Toro Rosso-Renault
6. Max Verstappen - 1:28.529 / Toro Rosso-Renault
7. Daniil Kvyat - 1:28.785 / Red Bull-Renault
8. Felipe Massa - 1:28.831 / Williams-Mercedes
9. Daniel Ricciardo - 1:29.075 / Red Bull-Renault
10. Felipe Nasr - 1:29.140 / Sauber-Ferrari
11. Nico Hulkenberg - 1:29.409 / Force India-Mercedes
12. Raffaele Marciello* - 1:29.630 / Sauber-Ferrari
13. Jolyon Palmer* - 1:29.676 / Lotus-Mercedes
14. Susie Wolff* - 1:29.708 / Williams-Mercedes
15. Fernando Alonso - 1:29.813 / McLaren-Honda
16. Jenson Button - 1:29.817 / McLaren-Honda
17. Sergio Perez - 1:30.096 / Force India-Mercedes
18. Pastor Maldonado - 1:30.110 / Lotus-Mercedes
19. Will Stevens - 1:32.471 / Manor-Ferrari
20. Roberto Merhi - 1:32.647 / Manor-Ferrari
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