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Berlin Eprix - Free Practice 2 Doc No. Date: 24/05/2019 Posted at: ABB FIA FORMULA E CHAMPIONSHIP Round 10 - Berlin ePrix - Free Practice 2 CLASSIFICATION Official Timekeeper: POS NO DRIVER NAT TEAM CAR TIME LAP TOTAL GAP KPH 1 36 André LOTTERER DEU DS TECHEETAH DS E-TENSE FE19 1:07.401 18 20 - - 127.0 2 48 Edoardo MORTARA CHE Venturi Formula E Team Venturi VFE05 1:07.685 2 18 +0.284 +0.284 126.4 3 27 Alexander SIMS GBR BMW i ANDRETTI MOTORSPORT BMW iFE.18 1:07.715 11 13 +0.314 +0.030 126.4 4 23 Sébastien BUEMI CHE Nissan e.dams Nissan IM01 1:07.773 17 18 +0.372 +0.058 126.3 5 20 Mitch EVANS NZL Panasonic Jaguar Racing Jaguar I-Type III 1:07.888 12 13 +0.487 +0.115 126.0 6 19 Felipe MASSA BRA Venturi Formula E Team Venturi VFE05 1:07.895 5 13 +0.494 +0.007 126.0 7 28 Antonio Felix DA COSTA PRT BMW i ANDRETTI MOTORSPORT BMW iFE.18 1:07.976 12 13 +0.575 +0.081 125.9 8 22 Oliver ROWLAND GBR Nissan e.dams Nissan IM01 1:08.019 18 18 +0.618 +0.043 125.8 9 3 Alexander LYNN GBR Panasonic Jaguar Racing Jaguar I-Type III 1:08.076 14 16 +0.675 +0.057 125.7 10 66 Daniel ABT DEU Audi Sport Abt Schaeffler Formula E Team Audi e-tron FE05 1:08.089 12 17 +0.688 +0.013 125.7 11 94 Pascal WEHRLEIN DEU MAHINDRA RACING Mahindra M5Electro 1:08.118 15 17 +0.717 +0.029 125.6 12 4 Robin FRIJNS NLD Envision Virgin Racing Audi e-tron FE05 1:08.120 2 8 +0.719 +0.002 125.6 13 11 Lucas DI GRASSI BRA Audi Sport Abt Schaeffler Formula E Team Audi e-tron FE05 1:08.137 13 16 +0.736 +0.017 125.6 14 64 Jérôme D'AMBROSIO BEL MAHINDRA RACING Mahindra M5Electro 1:08.177 9 11 +0.776 +0.040 125.5 15 16 Oliver TURVEY GBR NIO Formula E Team NIO Sport 004 1:08.260 13 14 +0.859 +0.083 125.4 16 8 Tom DILLMANN FRA NIO Formula E Team NIO Sport 004 1:08.365 11 14 +0.964 +0.105 125.2 17 25 Jean-Eric VERGNE FRA DS TECHEETAH DS E-TENSE FE19 1:08.457 16 18 +1.056 +0.092 125.0 18 5 Stoffel VANDOORNE BEL HWA RACELAB Venturi VFE05 1:08.554 17 17 +1.153 +0.097 124.8 19 17 Gary PAFFETT GBR HWA RACELAB Venturi VFE05 1:08.668 18 18 +1.267 +0.114 124.6 20 6 Maximilian GÜNTHER DEU GEOX DRAGON Penske EV-3 1:08.817 15 15 +1.416 +0.149 124.3 21 2 Sam BIRD GBR Envision Virgin Racing Audi e-tron FE05 1:08.849 4 8 +1.448 +0.032 124.3 22 7 José Maria LOPEZ ARG GEOX DRAGON Penske EV-3 1:09.017 9 11 +1.616 +0.168 124.0 FASTEST LAP 36 André LOTTERER DEU DS TECHEETAH DS E-TENSE FE19 1:07.401 on Lap 18 127.0 Kph Clerk of the Course: Timekeeper: Horst Seidel 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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