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CLASSIFICATION Round 2 Doc No. Date: Posted at: ABB FIA FORMULA E CHAMPIONSHIP Round 2 - Marrakesh ePrix - Qualifying Groups CLASSIFICATION Official Timekeeper: POS NO DRIVER NAT TEAM TIME GAP SESSION 1 2 Sam BIRD GBR Envision Virgin Racing 1:17.851 Qualifying Group 3 2 23 Sébastien BUEMI CHE Nissan e.dams 1:17.906 0.055 0.055 Qualifying Group 2 3 27 Alexander SIMS GBR BMW i ANDRETTI MOTORSPORT 1:17.935 0.084 0.029 Qualifying Group 4 4 28 Antonio Felix DA COSTA PRT BMW i ANDRETTI MOTORSPORT 1:17.950 0.099 0.015 Qualifying Group 1 5 25 Jean-Eric VERGNE FRA DS TECHEETAH 1:18.042 0.191 0.092 Qualifying Group 1 6 20 Mitch EVANS NZL Panasonic Jaguar Racing 1:18.106 0.255 0.064 Qualifying Group 1 7 94 Pascal WEHRLEIN DEU MAHINDRA RACING 1:18.126 0.275 0.020 Qualifying Group 4 8 4 Robin FRIJNS NLD Envision Virgin Racing 1:18.200 0.349 0.074 Qualifying Group 3 9 3 Nelson PIQUET BRA Panasonic Jaguar Racing 1:18.347 0.496 0.147 Qualifying Group 2 10 64 Jérôme D'AMBROSIO BEL MAHINDRA RACING 1:18.440 0.589 0.093 Qualifying Group 1 11 11 Lucas DI GRASSI BRA Audi Sport Abt Schaeffler Formula E Team 1:18.595 0.744 0.155 Qualifying Group 2 12 22 Oliver ROWLAND GBR Nissan e.dams 1:18.604 0.753 0.009 Qualifying Group 2 13 7 José Maria LOPEZ ARG GEOX DRAGON 1:18.612 0.761 0.008 Qualifying Group 4 14 16 Oliver TURVEY GBR NIO Formula E Team 1:18.624 0.773 0.012 Qualifying Group 3 15 19 Felipe MASSA BRA Venturi Formula E Team 1:18.780 0.929 0.156 Qualifying Group 4 16 66 Daniel ABT DEU Audi Sport Abt Schaeffler Formula E Team 1:18.921 1.070 0.141 Qualifying Group 2 17 48 Edoardo MORTARA CHE Venturi Formula E Team 1:19.133 1.282 0.212 Qualifying Group 4 18 8 Tom DILLMANN FRA NIO Formula E Team 1:19.338 1.487 0.205 Qualifying Group 3 19 17 Gary PAFFETT GBR HWA RACELAB 1:19.516 1.665 0.178 Qualifying Group 4 20 36 André LOTTERER DEU DS TECHEETAH 1:19.633 1.782 0.117 Qualifying Group 1 21 6 Maximilian GÜNTHER DEU GEOX DRAGON 1:23.332 5.481 3.699 Qualifying Group 3 NOT CLASSIFIED: 5 Stoffel VANDOORNE BEL HWA RACELAB 1:33.404 15.553 10.072 Qualifying Group 3 Clerk of the Course: Timekeeper: Mr. Lhoussane Ouahi Lleó Batlles Series Partners: No part of these results/data may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, broadcasting or otherwise without prior permission of the copyright holder except for reproduction in local/national/international daily press and regular printed publications on sale to the public within 90 days of the event to which the results/data relate and provided that the copyright symbol appears together with the name of the copyright holder. The FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DE L’AUTOMOBILE logo, FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DE L’AUTOMOBILE, FIA logo, FIA, FIA FORMULA-E CHAMPIONSHIP, FIA FORMULA-E CHAMPIONSHIP logo and related marks are protectedtrademarks of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), Chemin de Blandonnet 2, 1214 Vernier, Switzerland. ©2019, Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
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