What we've learned from the second F1 test
From a congested midfield fight to the games F1's big hitters are playing, plus what the current coronavirus epidemic means for the championship, here are our reporters' key findings from the second week of pre-season testing
Though there were fewer tech innovations on show in the Formula 1 pitlane during the second week of 2020 testing than at the equivalent test last year, there was plenty enough drama - with spins the order of the day on Thursday before a flurry of fast times a day later as the pre-season came to a close.
The findings our team of reporters on the ground gathered are by no means definitive, but they do certainly give a clearer idea of who's nailed the final year of regulatory carryover, and who might be hoping the 2021 rules overhaul comes that little bit quicker.
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