Half  a  day  each  in  the  cockpit  for  both  our  Sebs,  with  French  Seb carrying on where he left off on Tuesday, before German Seb took over in the afternoon. Both men had similar programmes, centred on general set-up  work,  car  balance  and  tyre  comparison. 

Bourdais’  cockpit  time was reduced after he went off the track at Turn 12, which meant the car spent some time in the garage being repaired and he did not complete a full tyre comparison. However, Vettel did get all the data necessary when it was his turn and he continues driving tomorrow for the last day of this pre-German Grand Prix session.