Charles Leclerc was quickest from Max Verstappen in second practice on a dramatic Friday at the Australian Grand Prix.
Leclerc was 0.381s ahead of Verstappen, whose day was far from straightforward after damaging his floor in first practice. Ferrari will also be encouraged to see Carlos Sainz in third after he returned from successful appendix surgery which forced him to miss the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The other key moment was Alex Albon's massive crash during first practice as he went off in the high-speed first sector and hit two walls.
Several drivers made mistakes, particularly at the quick right-hander of Turn 10 with Fernando Alonso the first car to make a trip across the gravel and damaged his floor. Hamilton and Verstappen also went wide at the same corner near the end of the session and both reported floor damage. Verstappen's second-place time was set as the chequered flag fell and he was only 0.018s slower than Norris.
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