Highlights: Watch the FP2 campaign in Monaco, while Charles Leclerc defines the pace after accidents against Isack Hadjar and Oscar Piatri

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc continued his impressive training pace in Monaco by setting the pace during the second session on Friday, in which incidents and almost missed.

Leclerc worked down on the soft tires for up to the best time of 1m 11.355 to change the rival Oscar Piatri with McLaren by 0.038. Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris completed the four best places.

FP2: Leclerc the fastest during the second practice in Monaco as Hadjar and Piatri each cause red flags

Piatri used to trigger a red flag in the session when he devoted too deeply into Sainte and hit the wall, which forced a change of change tone, while Racing Bulls Rookie Isack Hadjar found the barriers twice.

In the course of the one-hour session, there were also other traffic-related frustrations, including an almost miss that the world champion Max Verstappen had registered with the high-speed swimming pool section.

Meet the video player above to see the highlights of FP2.