FIA Formula E Championship Round 5 - Miami Eprix Qualifying Session

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FIA Formula E Championship Round 5 - Miami ePrix Qualifying Session Final Classification Official Timekeeper Nr. Driver Nat Team Car Time Lap Total Gap Kph 1 27 Jean-Eric Vergne FRA Andretti Autosport Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:05.953 4 7 - - 118.4 2 99 Nelson Piquet JR BRA China Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.003 6 7 +0.050 +0.050 118.3 3 8 Nicolas Prost FRA Team e.dams Renault Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.167 6 7 +0.214 +0.164 118.0 4 2 Sam Bird GBR Virgin Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.170 5 7 +0.217 +0.003 118.0 5 66 Daniel Abt DEU Audi Sport ABT Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.255 5 6 +0.302 +0.085 117.9 6 30 Stéphane Sarrazin FRA Venturi Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.389 5 6 +0.436 +0.134 117.6 7 11 Lucas di Grassi BRA Audi Sport ABT Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.424 5 6 +0.471 +0.035 117.6 8 7 Jérôme D'Ambrosio BEL Dragon Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.502 5 6 +0.549 +0.078 117.4 9 3 Jaime Alguersuari ESP Virgin Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.503 6 6 +0.550 +0.001 117.4 10 28 Scott Speed USA Andretti Autosport Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.527 6 6 +0.574 +0.024 117.4 11 18 Vitantonio Liuzzi ITA Trulli Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.836 4 5 +0.883 +0.309 116.8 12 77 Salvador Duran MEX Amlin Aguri Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.888 2 5 +0.935 +0.052 116.7 13 9 Sébastien Buemi CHE Team e.dams Renault Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:07.037 4 7 +1.084 +0.149 116.5 14 10 Jarno Trulli ITA Trulli Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:07.163 4 5 +1.210 +0.126 116.3 15 21 Bruno Senna BRA Mahindra Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:07.283 5 6 +1.330 +0.120 116.1 16 55 Antonio Felix da Costa PRT Amlin Aguri Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:07.678 2 6 +1.725 +0.395 115.4 17 88 Charles Pic FRA China Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:08.243 5 7 +2.290 +0.565 114.4 18 6 Loïc Duval FRA Dragon Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:09.454 4 6 +3.501 +1.211 112.4 Excluded 23 Nick Heidfeld DEU Venturi Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:06.510 4 5 117.4 5 Karun Chandhok IND Mahindra Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:07.223 4 5 116.2 Fastest Lap Lap 4 Jean-Eric Vergne 1:05.953 118.4 Kph Cars nº 23 and 5 excluded due to Stewards Decisions nº 4 and 5 Published at: ........................................ Track Status: DRY Stewards: Timekeeper: 14/03/2015 Page 1 / 1.

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