Valtteri Bottas Headed Formula One world champion team Partner Lewis Hamilton at a Mercedes one-two in Early Training for the French Grand Prix at Le Castellet on Friday.

Following two tough road races to the reigning champions, Mercedes are hoping for a return to winning ways in a southern circuit they’ve mastered since its return into the calendar at 2018.
Seven-times world winner Hamilton gained from pole position in 2018 and 2019 and Mercedes also have led every exercise session.
Bottas topped the timesheets at 1 minute 33.448 moments, with all Hamilton 0.335 slower and Red Bull’s championship pioneer Max Verstappen next with a lap of 1:33.880 along with Azerbaijan GP-winning team partner Sergio Perez fourth.
Verstappen is just four points clear of Hamilton following half an hour.
Alpine’s Esteban Ocon was and McLaren’s Daniel Ricciardo first time with Alpine’s double world champion Fernando Alonso seventh.
Neither Ferrari produced the top 10, using Charles Leclerc 11th along with Carlos Sainz 16th.
Several drivers, such as Bottas, ruined their automobiles and tractors to the kerbs and brightly colored painted abrasive run-off locations.
Aston Martin’s Sebastian Vettel struck the hurdles backward and nursed his ruined car back into the pits, even a pair of tyres wrecked.
“Those yellowish rumble strips onto the exit of turn have achieved a great deal of harm to your own vehicle.
They are simply too competitive,” whined Mercedes sporting manager Ron Meadows within the radio race manager Michael Masi.