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Monaco Eprix FIA Formula E Championship Race

FIA Formula E Championship Round 5 - Monaco ePrix Race (51 laps, 90,0 km.) Final Classification Official Timekeeper Best Lap Drivers Nat Team Vehicle Laps Total Time Gap Kph Lap Time Kph 1 (28) 9 Sébastien BUEMI CHE Renault e.dams Renault Z.E. 16 51 51:05.488 - 105.7 45 54.978 115.6 2 (18) 11 Lucas DI GRASSI BRA ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler FE02 51 51:05.808 +0.320 105.7 44 54.863 115.8 3 (15) 23 Nick HEIDFELD DEU Mahindra Racing Mahindra M3Electro 51 51:19.166 +13.678 105.2 14 55.260 115.0 4 (12) 3 Nelson PIQUET JR BRA NEXTEV NIO NextEV TCR Formula 002 51 51:24.562 +19.074 105.1 15 55.272 115.0 5 (10) 5 Maro ENGEL DEU Venturi Formula E Team Venturi VM200-FE-02 51 51:25.006 +19.518 105.0 16 55.549 114.4 6 (8) 19 Felix ROSENQVIST SWE Mahindra Racing Mahindra M3Electro 51 51:25.087 +19.599 105.0 16 55.512 114.5 7 (6) 66 Daniel ABT DEU ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler FE02 51 51:25.918 +20.430 105.0 15 55.383 114.7 8 (4) 33 Esteban GUTIERREZ MEX TECHEETAH Renault Z.E. 16 51 51:37.783 +32.295 104.6 18 55.251 115.0 9 (2) 8 Nicolas PROST FRA Renault e.dams Renault Z.E. 16 51 51:41.155 +35.667 104.5 15 55.361 114.8 10 (1) 20 Mitch EVANS NZL Panasonic Jaguar Racing Jaguar I-Type 1 51 51:43.898 +38.410 104.4 18 55.555 114.4 11 28 Antonio Felix DA COSTA PRT Andretti Formula E Andretti ATEC-02 51 52:13.818 +1:08.330 103.4 9 55.485 114.5 12 27 Robin FRIJNS NLD Andretti Formula E Andretti ATEC-02 51 52:19.541 +1:14.053 103.2 17 55.479 114.5 13 88 Oliver TURVEY GBR NEXTEV NIO NextEV TCR Formula 002 50 50:42.283 1 Lap 104.4 20 55.622 114.2 14 47 Adam CARROLL GBR Panasonic Jaguar Racing Jaguar I-Type 1 50 51:08.410 1 Lap 103.5 50 55.959 113.5 15 4 Stéphane SARRAZIN FRA Venturi Formula E Team Venturi VM200-FE-02 49 50:32.315 2 Laps 102.7 49 54.490 116.6 Not classified: 37 José Maria LOPEZ ARG DS Virgin Racing DS Virgin DSV-02 43 50:17.049 32 53.909 117.9 7 Jérôme D'AMBROSIO BEL Faraday Future Dragon Racing Penske 701-EV 43 50:46.792 40 53.869 118.0 6 Loïc DUVAL FRA Faraday Future Dragon Racing Penske 701-EV 40 51:20.256 34 54.288 117.0 (1) 2 Sam BIRD GBR DS Virgin Racing DS Virgin DSV-02 36 48:10.994 24 53.822 118.1 25 Jean-Eric VERGNE FRA TECHEETAH Renault Z.E. 16 20 18:34.350 16 55.064 115.4 Pole Position S. BUEMI 53.313 119.2 Kph Fastest Lap Lap 24 Sam BIRD 53.822 118.1 Kph CAR 28 - DRIVE THROUGH PENALTY CONVERTED TO 33 SECONDS TO BE ADDED TO TOTAL RACE TIME AS PER STEWARDS´ DECISION NO. 8 Published at: ........................................ Track Status: DRY Stewards: Timekeeper: 13/05/2017 Page 1 / 1.

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