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Abb Fia Formula E World Championship raceguide 2021 Michelin Formula E 7th RUNNING AUGUST 14-15 2021 BERLIN E-PRIX BERLIN-TEMPELHOF CIRCUIT ROUNDS 14 4 AND 15 ATTACK ZONE IP1 2021 ABB FIA 5 FORMULA E WORLD 6 2 1 IP2 9 CHAMPIONSHIP 8 3 BERLIN 7 (GERMANY) 10 START & FINISH LINE 10 KM Abrasive TURNS 2.355 7 The MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV faces ATTACK ZONE its last challenge of the campaign at IP2 Berlin-Tempelhof where the circuit’s 5 6 10 IP1 surface is one of the coarsest, most 3 2 abrasive and most demanding of the 8 9 championship. Last season, the ve- nue hosted no fewer than six e-prix, 4 but Michelin’s Formula E tire rose to the occasion to deliver a successful 1 combination of consistency and per- FINISH START LINE LINE formance every time. This weekend, the first race will be run in the clo- Anticlockwise on Saturday / Clockwise on Sunday ckwise direction and the second will be anticlockwise. The abrasive concrete surface is exceptionally hard on tires Round Round THE 2020 RACES timetable 14 15 Winners AUGUST 13 Races 1 and 2: Antonio Felix da Costa Shakedown (15 minutes) 2:00pm (DS Techeetah) Free Practice 1 (45 minutes) 5:00pm Race 3: Max Günther The pandemic-hit 2020 FIA Formula (BMW I Andretti Motorsport) AUGUST 14 AUGUST 15 E Championship concluded with six rounds in Berlin Race 4: Jean-Eric Vergne Free Practice (30 minutes) 8:00am 8:00am Da Costa won two races to claim the 2020 (DS Techeetah) Drivers’ crown Free Practice (30 minutes) 9:30am Vandoorne and Mercedes wrapped up their Race 5: Oliver Rowland maiden Formula E campaigns with their (Nissan e.dams) Qualifying and Super Pole 10:00am 11:30am first wins The MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV proved as fast Race 6: Stoffel Vandoorne Local time Local E-Prix (45 minutes + 1 lap) 2:04pm 3:34pm in the wet as they were in the dry (Mercedes EQ FE Team) RENEWABLE ENERGY AND SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY IN GERMANY Almost 20 percent of Berlin’s surface Jérôme Mondain area is forested Formula E Manager In the first half of 2020, more than Michelin Motorsport half of Germany’s electricity came from renewable sources Wind farms were the main source of electricity in Germany in 2020 (25.6%) The German government is looking to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 65 percent by 2030 (compared with THE TRACK’S 1990) RIBBED-CONCRETE In 2011, Germany announced it would This is Formula E’s seventh SURFACE IS THE E-Prix are being considered halt nuclear energy in 2022 and coal- trip to Berlin since 2014 as separate races and not fired power stations by 2035 MOST ABRASIVE OF and, last year, there were as a double-header, and Feldheim in southwest Berlin was the THE SEASON no fewer than six races on the tire allocation is eight first German municipality to become energy-independent the bill to wrap up the 2020 season. This new MICHELIN Pilot Sport EVs per car Last month, Germany achieved its time around, the drivers will get to lap the instead of the usual six. The track’s ribbed- objective of having a million electric circuit at the former Tempelhof Airport in concrete surface is the most abrasive of vehicles on its roads. The target is both directions: anticlockwise on Saturday the season but it also offers good grip, now 10 million EVs by 2030 and clockwise on Sunday. The two Berlin regardless of the conditions. The country is to provide 1,000 additional ultrafast 150kW battery charging stations by 2023 The market share of electric and hybrid vehicles in Germany is 22 the 2021 berlin E-Prix percent AND THE MICHELIN PILOT SPORT EV Tesla plans to begin vehicle production at its Berlin Gigafactory MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV plant this summer MICHELIN GREEN GUIDES Developed specifically for the Make the most of your FIA Formula E Championship visit to multicultural Berlin with Michelin’s Week&Go The first 18-inch single-seater Green Guide. The Michelin racing tire Green Guides to south and north/central Germany The first single-seater racing tire are the ideal companions capable of competing in dry and for touring the country. wet conditions The first tire capable of lasting an entire race meeting MICHELIN STATISTIC As a founding partner of the FIA Formula E Championship, Michelin has helped 20 Size (front/rear) Front: 245/40 R 18 / Rear: 305/40 R 18 different drivers reach the top step of Width (front/rear) 245mm / 305mm the rostrum since 2014. The most recent Tread width (front/rear) 240mm / 270mm addition to the list is Briton Alex Lynn, winner of one of July’s London races. The most Sidewall height (front/rear) 98mm / 122mm (i.e. 40 percent of tread width) successful driver to date is Switzerland’s Rim diameter 18 inches Sébastien Buemi (13 victories). Weight (front/rear) Front: 8kg / Rear: 10kg Type of tread pattern Asymmetric, non-directional Usage Circuits, street circuits, asphalt, concrete, wet or dry weather Number of tires taken for this race 192 (24 cars x 8 tires) for each race Weight saving per set of four tires 9kg for 4 tires (Season 6 vs Season 1) Embedded Michelin tire Automatic transmission monitoring sensors (TMS) of encrypted tire pressure data MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV MICHELIN the winning PILOT SPORT EV tire range THE REVOLUTIONARY PILOT SPORT EV MICHELIN PILOT SPORT EV: FIA FORMULA E ˇ LIGHTER AND MORE ENERGY- EFFICIENT THAN EVER A REVOLUTIONARY RACING TIRE, have become a common feature of road cars enables IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE! Michelin Motorsport’s engineers and chemists to carry For track use over the lessons they learn on the racetrack to everyday Developed specifically for the world’s first all-electric single- tires, in keeping with the firm’s ‘track to street’ policy. seater motor racing championship, the new MICHELIN Pilot PILOT SPORT EV Sport EV is an exceptionally versatile tire that was designed The MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV (front: 245/40 R 18 / rear: ˇ by Michelin Motorsport’s engineers to cover the entire race 305/40 R 18) is tall and narrow in the interests of energy day (free practice, qualifying, race), whatever the weather, as efficiency, which equates to longer range. Its low sidewalls required by the technical regulations that govern the series. also flex less, resulting in the generation of less heat, which in turn means reduced energy consumption, a valuable Another exceptional characteristic of the tire is its benefit for Formula E’s latest-generation ‘Gen2’ Spark SRT size. The MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV was effectively the first 05Es. ever single-seater tire to feature an interior diameter of NEW 18 inches, a disruptive concept put forward by Michelin The MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV is a connected tire, too, Motorsport and approved by the FIA (Fédération thanks to an embedded RFID chip which facilitates tracking, For road use Internationale Automobile). The fact that 18-inch wheels from production through to recycling. (high-performance electric vehicles) PILOT SPORT 4S FORMULA E: a Hi-Tech Lab for Michelin ˇ As part of its VISION plan, Michelin is targeting the production of tires that incorporate 100% recycled, regenerated and bio-sourced materials by 2050. The extreme conditions encountered in Formula E enable Michelin to incubate new ideas and accelerate the introduction of sustainable materials. The proportion of sustainable materials employed for the textiles that go into the MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV Formula E tire is notably high. For track use THE MICHELIN PILOT SPORT EV: THE HEIR PILOT SPORT 4 SUV The aprons of Berlin’s former Tempelhof Airport hold power output of the cars’ power units which today deliver ˇ few secrets for the MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV. Not only did 250kW (335hp). Formula E pay its first visit to the German city as long ago The third-generation Pilot Sport EV for Formula E benefits as Season 1, but last year’s program included six races, from the experience Michelin has gained over six seasons with the layout rearranged several times to add to the and at some 70 e-prix across the world. A number of the challenge of the track’s particularly abrasive surface. race-proven technologies it packs have been carried over As a founding partner of Formula E, Michelin to the MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV for road-going hybrid pioneered a fresh approach to world class and electric sports cars. motor racing with the development of a For road and The latter also benefits from a hard rubber occasional track use single, treaded 18-inch Pilot Sport for compound for the central part of the tread the series. for optimal grip, plus a more efficient This exceptionally versatile tire compound for the shoulders to reduce is capable of performing in wet energy consumption, not to mention PILOT SPORT 4 and dry conditions alike and MaxTouch Construction™ technology ˇ has evolved over successive which maximizes the size of the contact seasons to match the constantly- patch to optimize acceleration, braking improving performance of the and cornering performance. electric single-seaters that star Available in a choice of 16 sizes for 18- to in the championship. Michelin’s 22-inch rims, the MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV current Formula E challenger is 20 delivers outstanding grip in wet and dry percent lighter than the original, but weather and, in addition to its durability, at the same time it is appreciably more extends the range of high-performance For road use efficient, in line with the increasingly higher electric cars by up to 60 kilometers.
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