The first test session of the Malaysian Grand Prix has been completed with Mark Webber the quicker of our two drivers over the session.
Mark’s best time of the early afternoon session in Sepang was 1:35.479 after completing 22 laps, with Sebastian Vettel completing 19 laps and securing a best time of 1:36.043.
Fastest of the session was McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton, with a time of 1:34.921.
It's now a quick turnaround before second practice begins again at 2pm local time.
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