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THE Circuit APRIL 14 CIRCUITO CITTADINO DELL’EUR 2018 - 2017 / 2018 ABB FIA FORMULA E CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 7 2,84 - KM ROME ITALY 21 TURNS 2018 CBMM Niobium RomE Eprix OFFICIAL FOUNDING PARTNER & TYRE SUPPLIER SATURDAY THE circuit CIRCUITO CITTADINO DELL’EUR APRIL 14 2018 - 2017 / 2018 ABB FIA FORMULA E CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 7 2,84 - KM ROME ITALY 21 TURNS ANTI- CLOCKWISE THE 2018 rome E-PRIX 40th Formula E race First European round of the 2017/2018 Formula E Championship 1st running 1 race (33 laps) FORMULA E NEWS » The Circuito Cittadino dell’EUR is situated in southern Rome’s EUR district »Edoardo Mortara will not be able TIMETABLE to contest the Berlin E-Prix due to » Start/finish: Via Cristoforo Columbo a date clash with the DTM » Passes the Obelisco di Marconi and Colosseo Quadrato SATURDAY, APRIL 14 »The DS E-TENSE FE 19 turned a » The second longest track visited by Formula E’s Season 4 wheel for the first time at DS’s 8:00am 45 min. Free Practice 1 » Visits part of the track earmarked for the Rome F1 Grand Prix private facility in Satory, near project in 2012 10:30am 30 min. Free Practice 2 Paris, on March 23. 12:00noon Qualifying 12:45pm SuperPole 3:00pm Drivers’ parade 4:00pm 33 laps Race 5:00pm Podium ceremony MICHELIN AND THE 2018 ROME E-PRIX » Tyre: MICHELIN Pilot Sport Serge EV2 (front: 245/40x18 / rear: 305/40x18) Grisin Formula E Championship » Tyre allocation: 5 front and 5 Programme Manager, rear tyres per driver Michelin Motorsport » Michelin also provides tyres for the RoboRace cars THE 2018 rome E-PRIX “Because of its profile and 90-degree turns, the track in Rome is not dissimilar » A Formula E car was presented to that of the Paris E-Prix, but there are in front of Rome’s Colosseum also some faster corners. The surface and Circus Maximus on "THE TRACK IN ROME IS December 1, 2012. features several different types of relatively aging, crazed asphalt. Grip » In Ancient Rome, Circus NOT DISSIMILAR TO THAT levels are likely to be low to very low, Maximus had a capacity of OF THE PARIS E-PRIX" 250,000 spectators for chariot and the average speed is expected to races. be close to that seen in Paris.” » From 1925 until 1956, the streets of the Italian capital hosted the Rome Grand Prix. » From 1927 until 1957, the MICHELIN legendary Mille Miglia ran from AND THE 2018 ROME E-PRIX Brescia to Rome and back. » For several years, Rome has TECHNICAL data been equipped with a fleet of electric taxis and minibuses, » Pilot Sport while electric bicycles are EV2 available for public hire. Front: 245/40x18 & » There are 1,000 Bluecar Rear: 305/40x18 carsharing electric cars in Rome, along with 2,000 battery-charging stations » Ferrari has announced its intention to develop an electric Developed specifically for the supercar FIA Formula E Championship The first 18-inch single-seater ROME TRIVIA racing tyre » Rome is said to have been The first single-seater racing founded by Romulus in 753 BC tyre capable of competing in and is built on seven hills near dry and wet conditions the mouth of the Tiber River. The first tyre capable of lasting » R ome is known as the Eternal an entire race meeting City » Rome’s most famous ancient monuments include the Sistine Chapel, Saint Peter’s Size (front/rear) 24/64-18 / 27/68-18 Basilica, Trevi Fountain and the Width (front/rear) 245mm / 305mm Colosseum. Tread width 240mm / 270mm » R ome is the only capital to have (front/rear) a sovereign state within its Side wall height (front/rear) 98mm / 122mm (i.e. 40 percent of tread width) boundaries, namely the Vatican City State. Rim diameter 18 inches Weight (front/rear) 8.8kg / 10.9kg » T he city was partly destroyed by the Great Fire of Rome Type of tread pattern Asymmetric, non-directional which started on July 18, 64 Usage Circuits, street circuits, asphalt, concrete, wet or dry weather AD, and lasted six days and Number of tyres taken to each race 200 (160 new tyres + 40 from the previous race) seven nights. Weight saving (compared with the 1.1kg front MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV) 1.4kg rear Weight saving per set of four tyres 5kg (11 percent) Rolling resistance Lowered by 16 percent (equivalent to more than 2km, or one lap) 2018 rome E-PRIX ENTRY LIST AUDI SPORT ABT SCHAEFFLER MAHINDRA RACING LUCAS di Grassi (BRA) Nick Heidfeld (DEU) Wins: 6 Wins: 0 Podium: 22 Podium: 8 Pole position: 3 Pole position: 0 Daniel Abt (DEU) Felix Rosenqvist (SWE) Wins: 1 Wins: 3 Podium: 5 Podium: 7 Pole position: 1 Pole position: 5 MS + ANDRETTI FORMULA E NIO FORMULA E TEAM Antonio Felix Da Costa (PRT) Oliver Turvey (GBR) Wins: 1 Wins: 0 Podium: 1 Podium: 1 Pole position: 0 Pole position: 1 Kamui Kobayashi (JPN) Luca Filippi (ITA) Wins: 0 Wins: 0 Podium: 0 Podium: 0 Pole position: 0 Pole position: 0 DS VIRGIN RACING RENAULT E.DAMS Sam Bird (GBR) Nicolas Prost (FRA) Wins: 6 Wins: 3 Podium: 12 Podium: 5 Pole position: 4 Pole position: 3 Alex Lynn (GBR) Sébastien Buemi (CHE) Wins: 0 Wins: 12 Podium: 0 Podium: 20 Pole position: 1 Pole position: 9 DRAGON TECHEETAH Jérôme d’Ambrosio (BEL) Jean-Eric Vergne (FRA) Wins: 2 Wins: 3 Podium: 6 Podium: 11 Pole position: 2 Pole position: 7 José María López (ARG) André Lotterer (DEU) Wins: 0 Wins: 0 Podium: 2 Podium: 1 Pole position: 0 Pole position: 0 PANASONIC JAGUAR RACING VENTURI FORMULA E Nelson Piquet Jr (BRA) Maro Engel (DEU) Wins: 2 Wins: 0 Podium: 5 Podium: 1 Pole position: 1 Pole position: 0 Mitch Evans (NZL) Edoardo Mortara (CHE) Wins: 0 Wins: 0 Podium: 1 Podium: 1 Pole position: 0 Pole position: 0 FIA Formula e DRIVERS STANDING TOT. HK HK MA CL MX UR IT FR DE DE CH US US VERGNE J. (FRA) 1 TECHEETAH 21 12 10 28 10 28 109 SPARK-RENAULT - RENAULT Z.E 16 ROSENQVIST F. (SWE) 2 MAHINDRA RACING 0 29 25 12 3 10 SPARK-MAHINDRA - MAHINDRA 79 M3ELECTRO BIRD S. (GBR) 3 DS VIRGIN RACING 25 10 15 11 0 15 76 SPARK-CITROËN - VIRGIN DSV-02 BUEMI S. (CHE) 4 RENAULT E.DAMS 0 1 21 15 15 0 52 SPARK-RENAULT - RENAULT Z.E 16 5 PIQUET JR. N. (BRA) 12 0 13 8 12 0 PANASONIC JAGUAR RACING 45 EVANS M. (NZL) 6 PANASONIC JAGUAR RACING 0 15 0 6 8 12 41 SPARK-JAGUAR - JAGUAR I-TYPE 1 ABT D. (DEU) 7 ABT SCHAEFFLER AUDI SPORT 11 0 1 0 25 0 SPARK-ABT SPORTSLINE - ABT 37 SCHAEFFLER FE02 TURVEY O. (GBR) 8 NEXTEV NIO 0 8 0 0 18 6 SPARK-NEXTEV - NEXTEV TCR 32 FORMULAE 002 MORTARA E. (CHE) 9 VENTURI FORMULA E 6 18 0 0 4 0 SPARK-VENTURI - VENTURI 28 VM200-FE-02 DI GRASSI L. (BRA) 10 ABT SCHAEFFLER AUDI SPORT - - 0 0 3 18 SPARK-ABT SPORTSLINE - ABT 21 SCHAEFFLER FE02 HEIDFELD N. (DEU) 11 MAHINDRA RACING 15 0 6 0 0 0 SPARK-MAHINDRA - MAHINDRA 21 M3ELECTRO LOTTERER A. (DEU) 12 TECHEETAH - - 0 18 0 0 18 SPARK-RENAULT - RENAULT Z.E 16 LYNN A. (GBR) 13 DS VIRGIN RACING 4 2 2 0 1 8 17 SPARK-CITROËN - VIRGIN DSV-02 FELIX DA COSTA A. (PRT) 14 MS AMLIN ANDRETTI 8 0 0 2 6 0 16 SPARK-ANDRETTI - ATEC-02 J. LOPEZ (ARG) 15 DRAGON RACING - - 8 0 0 5 13 SPARK-PENSKE - PENSKE 701-EV ENGEL M. (DEU) 16 VENTURI FORMULA E 0 6 0 0 0 1 SPARK-VENTURI - VENTURI 7 VM200-FE-02 PROST N. (FRA) 17 RENAULT E.DAMS 2 4 0 1 0 0 7 SPARK-RENAULT - RENAULT Z.E 16 D’AMBROSIO J. (BEL) 18 DRAGON RACING 0 0 0 4 0 2 6 SPARK-PENSKE - PENSKE 701-EV 19 T. BLOMQVIST - - 4 0 0 0 MS&AD ANDRETTI FORMULA E 4 FILIPPI l. (ITA) 20 NEXTEV NIO 1 0 0 0 0 0 SPARK-NEXTEV - NEXTEV TCR 1 FORMULAE 002 KOBAYASHI K. (JPN) 21 MS AMLIN ANDRETTI 0 0 - - - - 0 SPARK-ANDRETTI - ATEC-02 JANI N. (CHE) 22 DRAGON RACING 0 0 - - - - 0 SPARK-PENSKE - PENSKE 701-EV FIA Formula e TEAMS standing TOT. HK HK MA CL MX UR IT FR DE DE CH US US 1 TECHEETAH 21 12 10 46 10 28 - - - - - - - 127 2 MAHINDRA RACING 15 29 31 12 3 10 - - - - - - - 100 3 DS VIRGIN RACING 29 12 17 11 1 23 - - - - - - - 93 4 PANASONIC JAGUAR RACING 12 15 13 14 20 12 - - - - - - - 86 5 RENAULT E.DAMS 2 5 21 16 15 0 - - - - - - - 59 6 AUDI SPORT ABT SCHAEFFLER 11 0 1 0 28 18 - - - - - - - 58 7 VENTURI FORMULA E TEAM 6 24 0 0 4 1 - - - - - - - 35 8 NIO FORMULA E TEAM 1 8 0 0 18 6 - - - - - - - 33 9 MS&AD ANDRETTI FORMULA E 8 0 4 2 6 0 - - - - - - - 20 10 DRAGON RACING 0 0 8 4 0 7 - - - - - - - 19 2017/2018 FIA FORMULA E CHAMPIONSHIP REGULATIONS CAR » An additional allocation of one set of so- nute slot to complete a flying lap (maximum » Spark-Renault STR-01E single-seater / chassis: called Typhoon tyres per car per season for power: 200kW). The five fastest drivers go on Dallara / batteries: Williams Engineering. transport purposes. These tyres may be used to take part in the SuperPole session. in races in the case of very wet conditions. » Maximum length x width x height: 5m x 1.8m » SuperPole: the five fastest drivers from x 1.25m / Minimum weight: 880kg. » Minimum tyre pressure: 1.6 bar (measured qualifying complete one flying lap each (in after the race).
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