Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the second of today's practice sessions in Suzuka.

So that ends free practice two. The Red Bulls fastest with Rosberg next. Interesting weekend in store

Winding down the action now - nothing out there will threaten the timesheets.

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Fernando Alonso struggling on his used tyres to such an extent that Vettel has overtaken him.

Webber has a moment at Turn 2, but nothing more. The Red Bull driver runs onto the grass briefly, but there's no damage and he continues.

Massa comes in now for get some hard rubber bolted onto his Ferrari.

More and more drivers now on the harder tyres for the final stage of this practice session.

Hulkenberg confirms to his team that his rear tyres are shot.

Webber and Di Resta have a set-to as the Red Bull man tries to get past the Scot as they were both on a race preparation run.

Vettel come into the garages and he switches to hard tyres, his mediums having done 18 laps.

Alonso slides once more at Degner. He continues but it's not convincing driving from the Ferrari man.

Perez is spotted holding an icepack to his right wrist following that big off earlier on. Worrying for McLaren.

Rosberg heads into the garages after being told to pit.

Rosberg on team radio: “The vibration is getting a lot worse now”.

Alonso, with his medium tyres having been ruined by that spin earlier, is out on hard tyres.

On these long runs, the Red Bulls are clocking times around 5.5 seconds slower than their quick lap. Vettel now posts a 1m39.705s while Webber does a 1m39.581s.

Raikkonen on team radio: “I got stuck in gravel. Car is OK.”

Raikkonen looks good on his first lap on medium tyres but then the back end of the Finn's Lotus wobbles and he's in the gravel at Dunlop.

McLaren: "Just seen @SChecoPerez after his shunt - he's come back to the pit garage. He says he's okay."

As it stands: Vettel, Webber, Rosberg, Raikkonen, Grosjean, Hamilton, Ricciardo, Massa, Button and Alonso.