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Hello and welcome to our coverage of the second of the day's practice sessions ahead of Sunday's Korean Grand Prix.

Formula 1 | Korean Grand Prix
Korean International Circuit | 14.10.2011
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Mike Hytner

Updated 14/10/2011 at 06:32 GMT


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And that concludes the session. Lewis Hamilton fastest with Jenson Button completing a one-two for McLaren.
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Button very slow on his first lap on the dry rubber... and he tells the team he cannot get any heat into them.
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Hamilton has soft rubber on his car for one last run.
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Button wants supersoft tyres but Hamilton tells McLaren it is too wet for dry tyres.
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Alguersuari out on supersoft tyres - perhaps he just wanted one run on these and there isn't a problem.
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Senna spins again in his Renault - on intermediate tyres.
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Alguersuari came back out but only lasted one lap. Looks like he has another issue.
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There is sttill some water on parts of the circuit, especially the final corner - therefore many teams still using inters and not risking their chassis with a run on slicks.
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He still leads the way, however, from Button and Vettel. The latter is back in the pits.
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Hamilton off into the turn four grass and back on track.
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Toro Rosso mechanics are working to mend Alguersuari's car in a bid to get it ready for another run.
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The pieces of Rosberg's car have now been removed and the rest of the field can crank it back up.
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Rosberg locks in turn one and slides into Alguersuari's Toro Rosso! It's a nasty bump and there's debris on the track.
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Vettel's Red Bull isn't really threatening the McLarens at the moment. But a drying racing line might change that.
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Half an hour remaining...
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Alonso now climbs into third place after a 1m52.774s...
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Alguersuari, who paced the opening stages of the session, is in sixth.
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Alonso nearly joins the big boys with a lap of 1m53.158s - the Ferrari man settles for fifth.
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Hamilton returns to the track and nearly tops his own benchmark time of 1m50.828s with a quick final sector.
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Ferrari on their Twitter feed: "Fernando is coming in: once more, nose change and then out again."