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While as impressed with the Jeddah track as his rivals, Lewis Hamilton admits concern at potential danger zones due to traffic.

Today's press conference with Guenther Steiner and Otmar Szafnauer.

Today's press conference with Andreas Seidl and Marcin Budkowski.

It's a very fast circuit, lots of fast corners which means it will not be easy to overtake without a big speed differential.

The track leaves very little margin for mistakes and Charles was unfortunate today.

It will be interesting to see how easy overtaking is on Sunday and how this will play into people's view on strategy.

Some of our rivals look very quick and we'll have to be at our very best to understand what we've learnt in practice.

There are of course a lot of things to work on and improve so we'll see what we can do to get more pace out of the car overnight.

The long run pace seemed competitive, Lewis was a little happier than Valtteri, and we finished the day with quite different setups on the cars.

It is a fast and fun track to drive, but it is difficult to hook up a lap.

We came here well prepared from our simulation work and hit the ground running.

The first read on the tyres confirms the reasonably small performance gap between the soft and the medium tyre, which will definitely have an effect on qualifying strategy.

We used the day wisely to prepare ourselves for tomorrow's qualifying session.

The track has developed a lot between the two sessions, meaning it was quite a struggle to stay on top of the balance of the car.

While Lewis Hamilton tops the timesheets in FP2, Charles Leclerc is the first casualty of a track which appears to be an accident waiting to happen.