Hello and welcome to the second free practice session for the Malaysian Grand Prix. Mark Webber’s Red Bull leads the way after FP1 from Australian Grand Prix winner Kimi Raikkonen and team-mate Sebastian Vettel.

Thanks for joining us. We’ll be back tomorrow morning for FP3 at 05.00 GMT.

The chequered flag is out to signal the end of the session. Raikkonen tops the times, his 1m36.569 set at the start of the session before the rain came. Vettel is second fastest from Massa, Alonso, Webber and Grosjean.

A moment for Grosjean who has a jaunt over the grass through turns five and six.

Vettel clocks a 1m46.6 on the hard compound, two seconds slower than Webber on the same.

Almost every car now out on the circuit as the session draws to a close. Raikkonen will stay quickest with his dry time set at the start of the session.

Mark Webber struggled under braking into the final corner on his hard compound tyres.

@MyCaterhamF1 Back to slicks? Why not... the rain's stopped

Massa on the hard compound, Rosberg has opted for the medium. Raikkonen also on the medium compound.

So most of the field have indeed pitted to put dry tyres back on again for the final ten minutes of running.

Lewis Hamilton reporting that it’s still wet in a lot of places on the circuit.

Both Toro Rossos have changed for slick tyres. Webber is coming in for the prime tyres.

The track is fairly dry now and it won’t be long before those intermediates are changed again. Vettel in.

Now Guido van der Garde spins his Caterham and has a trip into the gravel. No more rain expected.

Adrian Sutil’s day is done. He is sat in shorts in hospitality with his feet up!

@clubforce Paul still in the pits with his VJM06. Pretty sure he's seen plenty of wet roads in Scotland. Just joking of course. Paul is preparing to go out for his first laps since the rain came to get some miles on the damp track.

After his moment, Perez pits and changes his full wet tyres for intermediates.

A moment for Sergio Perez who has a little jaunt over the gravel at turn 11.

Vettel is the quickest driver in the wet conditions with a 1m58.8.

Both Ferraris join the fray, also on intermediates. There will be no bettering Raikkonen’s mark now it appears.

Vettel is also out on the inters, which looks the best choice. Not much standing water.