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Kevin Magnussen quickest as F1 testing continues in Spain

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Haas’ Kevin Magnussen led the way during Wednesday morning’s Formula 1 test action at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Magnussen set a time of 1:18.101 – substantially slower than Valtteri Bottas’ Tuesday benchmark – to head the leaderboard, just 0.081s clear of Ferrari simulator driver Antonio Fuoco.

Fuoco took the reins of the Ferrari-run SF90 for his first test since 2016 while regular racer Charles Leclerc switched to the Pirelli-run car that Sebastian Vettel drove on Tuesday.

Leclerc placed fifth, Toro Rosso's Alexander Albon and Alfa Romeo's Kimi Raikkonen, driving a repaired C38 in the wake of Callum Ilott’s hefty crash on Tuesday afternoon.

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Williams reserve Nicholas Latifi placed sixth, causing one of three red flags when his FW42 halted at pit exit.

The biggest drama of the morning befell Formula 2 racer Nikita Mazepin, who spun Mercedes’ W10 into the gravel at Turn 12 with a few minutes of the session remaining.

Mazepin, whose 2019 programme includes 12 days of running in Mercedes’ 2017-spec car, took seventh, and still amassed the most mileage, completing 82 laps.

Renault tester Jack Aitken was eighth while McLaren simulator driver Oliver Turvey took ninth; the Briton will hand over to reserve Sergio Sette Camara for the afternoon session.

Red Bull’s Daniel Ticktum came to a halt at Turn 10, causing the other red flag, while Racing Point duo Lance Stroll (driving on behalf of Pirelli) and simulator driver Nick Yelloly capped the 12-driver field.

The afternoon session will begin at 14:00 local time

# Driver Team Time Gap Laps
1 K. Magnussen Haas 1:18.101   46
2 A. Fuoco Ferrari 1:18.182 0.081 60
3 A. Albon Toro Rosso 1:18.263 0.162 42
4 K. Raikkonen Alfa Romeo 1:18.578 0.477 47
5 C. Leclerc Pirelli (Ferrari) 1:18.666 0.565 73
6 N. Latifi Williams 1:18.915 0.814 51
7 N. Mazepin Mercedes 1:19.146 1.045 82
8 J. Aitken Renault 1:20.684 2.583 42
9 O. Turvey McLaren 1:20.712 2.611 52
10 D. Ticktum Red Bull 1:20.883 2.782 45
11 L. Stroll Pirelli (Racing Point) 1:21.196 3.095 53
12 N. Yelloly Racing Point 1:21.224 3.123 20
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