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FIA Formula E Championship Round 11 - London ePrix Non Qualifying Practice 1 Classification Official Timekeeper Nr. Driver Nat Team Car Time Lap Total Gap Kph 1 6 Loïc Duval FRA Dragon Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:23.690 15 17 - - 125.8 2 9 Sébastien Buemi CHE Team e.dams Renault Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:24.056 19 20 +0.366 +0.366 125.3 3 2 Sam Bird GBR Virgin Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:24.314 9 18 +0.624 +0.258 124.9 4 8 Nicolas Prost FRA Team e.dams Renault Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:25.133 17 18 +1.443 +0.819 123.7 5 18 Alex Fontana CHE Trulli Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:25.997 19 19 +2.307 +0.864 122.4 6 11 Lucas di Grassi BRA Audi Sport ABT Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:26.881 14 16 +3.191 +0.884 121.2 7 30 Stéphane Sarrazin FRA Venturi Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:27.063 18 18 +3.373 +0.182 120.9 8 66 Daniel Abt DEU Audi Sport ABT Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:27.146 11 17 +3.456 +0.083 120.8 9 99 Nelson Piquet JR BRA NEXTEV TCR Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:27.363 15 20 +3.673 +0.217 120.5 10 5 Karun Chandhok IND Mahindra Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:27.384 15 21 +3.694 +0.021 120.5 11 7 Jérôme D'Ambrosio BEL Dragon Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:27.496 19 21 +3.806 +0.112 120.3 12 88 Oliver Turvey GBR NEXTEV TCR Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:27.627 15 15 +3.937 +0.131 120.2 13 3 Fabio Leimer CHE Virgin Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:28.035 18 24 +4.345 +0.408 119.6 14 21 Bruno Senna BRA Mahindra Racing Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:28.086 10 19 +4.396 +0.051 119.5 15 55 Sakon Yamamoto JPN Amlin Aguri Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:28.136 20 20 +4.446 +0.050 119.5 16 28 Simona de Silvestro CHE Andretti Autosport Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:28.441 8 8 +4.751 +0.305 119.1 17 77 Salvador Duran MEX Amlin Aguri Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:28.479 8 12 +4.789 +0.038 119.0 18 23 Nick Heidfeld DEU Venturi Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:28.907 7 13 +5.217 +0.428 118.4 19 10 Jarno Trulli ITA Trulli Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E 1:29.095 15 15 +5.405 +0.188 118.2 20 27 Jean-Eric Vergne FRA Andretti Autosport Formula E Team Spark - Renault SRT_01 E Fastest Lap Lap 15 Loïc Duval 1:23.690 125.8 Kph Published at: ........................................ Track Status: DRY Race Director: Timekeeper: 28/06/2015 Page 1 / 1.

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