Sebastian Vettel headed up a one-two finish for Ferrari in second practice for the Italian Grand Pr💟ix despite narrowly avoiding major damage to his Formula 1 car in a spin at Parabolica.

Following a wet FP1 that saw Vettel’s car undergo a gearbox cha🍸ng💞e, Ferrari bounced back with an impressive display through second practice in front of its loyal Tifosi fanbase.

After making a mistake early in his qualifying simulation, Vettel managed to turn in a fastest time of 1m21.105s on the Supersoft tyre o꧙n his third push lap, getting a tow from anot𝓰her car heading onto the main straight.

The lap saw Vettel finish two-tenths of a second clear of Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen at the head of the timesheets, but the ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚG✱erman’s session took a turn for the worse after he spun off the track at Parabolica with 30 minutes remaining in the session.

Having set a new fastest time in Sector 1 on his fifth push lap on the same set of Supersoft tyres, Vettel spun off the track at the fiꦰnal Parabolica corne𓄧r, with the rear of his Ferrari car nudging the barrier as he came to rest.

Vettel managed to keep his en𒉰gine running and get out of the gra♊vel before returning to the pits, where his car was found to have sustained rear wing damage. Ferrari managed to get Vettel back out in the final 10 minutes of the session after resolving the issue.

Vettel’s spin came following a big cras▨h for Sauber driꦐver Marcus Ericsson in the opening minutes of the session at Turn 1, with the Swede’s DRS failing under braking.

The crash saw Ericsson hit the barrier at😼 high speed, causing his car to roll at least three times before coming to rest, causing a red flag stoppage. Ericsson walked away from his car unassisted before being cleared by medical staff at Monz✅a soon after the incident.

Mercedes managed to finish as the best of the rest behind Ferrari in FP2 as Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bo𒅌ttas finished third and fourth respectively. Hamilton managed to take advantage of a tow on his lap to finish just two-tenths of a second back from Vettel, with Bottas finishing a further four-tenths back.

Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo ended the session fifth and sixth, although♚ neither could get to within one second of Vettel’s time.

Force India led the midfield pack with Esteban Ocon in seventh ahead of teammate Sergio Perez, while Charles Leclerc managed to take ninth for Saube🍸r after the team completed a number of checks on his DRS to ensure there was no repeat of Ericsson’s incident.

Nico Hulkenberg completed the top 10 for Renault, finishing ﷽two places ahead of teammate Carlos Sainz Jr. as Romain Grosjean split the pair for Haas. Kevin Magnussen took 13th ahead of Toro Rosso’s Pierre Gasly, with Sergey Sirotkin finishing 15th for Willia෴ms.

Brendon Hartley ended FP2 16th in the second Toro Rosso ahead of Williams’ Lance Stroll, with the McLaren duo of Fernando A♏lonso and St🅺offel Vandoorne following in 18th and 19th respectively, split by three-tenths of a second.

Ericsson propped up the timesheets fﷺor Sauber after failing to record a lap tim💙e before the crash on his first flying lap.