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Today's press conference with Zak Brown, Toto Wolff, James Vowles and Frederic Vasseur.

There is performance we can unlock, and we remain positive about the rest of the weekend, but we need to find this improvement because we weren't particularly competitive today.

Looking at the split of laps completed between the Soft, Medium and Hard, it seems the last of these is being saved by several teams specifically for Saturday night, with the Medium also being very much in the running.

Overall, we've got off to a decent start and we'll hopefully be able to build on that.

For now, we look quite competitive, but there is still a long way to go.

Ferrari and Mercedes bosses at odds over incident which caused FP1 to be abandoned, as Toto Wolff leaps to the defence of organisers.

With the later FP2 session time, we have less time available until the curfew to analyse the data, but we'll do all we can to work on setup changes and improve the performance for tomorrow.

This track seems to reward confidence under braking, and getting temperature into the tyres will be crucial.

Despite being the innocent victim of others ineptitude, Carlos Sainz is hit with a 10-place grid penalty for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

We still look very good compared to the others, but there's more lap time and management to find.

We have plenty of data to work through ahead of Free Practice 3 later today and we aim to have both cars in a good set-up window for Qualifying.

We've started the weekend well but there is a long way still to go and more performance to find.

We need to continue our work tomorrow and get the cars in a good spot for qualifying and the race.

Charles Leclerc heads Ferrari 1-2 as second practice session in Las Vegas goes ahead without any further hitches.

Times from today's second free practice session for the Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix.