Outgoing Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz set the timing sheets alight on day two of testing, putting in a lap time good enough to put him ahead of Red Bull's Sergio Perez in Bahrain.
The afternoon session was extended following the cancellation of day two's morning session, meaning Formula 1 fans were treated to over five hours of on-track action at the Bahrain International Circuit.
Day two's red flag was caused by yet more drain cover drama, as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton ran over and destroyed a cover on turn 11, with Ferrari having to use a spare floor on their car ahead of the afternoon.
Sainz took over from Leclerc in the SF-24, and managed to show the first real signs of Ferrari's true pace ahead of the upcoming 2024 season.
Carlos Sainz jumped in the Ferrari car for the afternoon testing sessionSergio Perez replaced Max Verstappen in the Red Bull on Thursday
Sainz set the fastest time of 1:29:921, with the Red Bull of Sergio Perez finishing second after taking over from Max Verstappen on day two in Bahrain.