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Stoffel Vandoorne wins second Formula E race in Rome

Mercedes-EQ’s Stoffel Vandoorne took his first Formula E victory this season in the second race of the Rome ePrix weekend on Sunday, followed over the line by Alexander Sims (Mahindra Racing) and Pascal Wehrlein (TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team).

Former McLaren F1 racer bounced back from a disappointing Saturday’s first race in Rome to fight his way from fourth on the grid. Belgian driver also took the bonus point for fastest lap in what was his team’s second victory of the season.

Sims put on an overtaking masterclass when racing returned green after a caution period on his way to second spot, with TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team driver Pascal Wehrlein taking the final podium position after Norman Nato (ROKiT Venturi Racing) was disqualified for energy overuse.

Action-packed race once again started behind the MINI Electric Pacesetter, with Julius Baer Pole Position winner Nick Cassidy (Envision Virgin Racing) spinning out of the lead soon after the race was underway.

Drivers’ Championship leader Sam Bird (Jaguar Racing), and the man third in the running pre-race, Nyck de Vries (Mercedes-EQ), were wiped out in contact with one-another as they fought for points on the cusp of the top 10 – both failed to finish.

Edoardo Mortara (ROKiT Venturi Racing) came home fourth, followed by Maximilian Günther (BMW i Andretti Motorsport), Mitch Evans (Jaguar Racing), António Félix da Costa (DS TECHEETAH), Tom Blomqvist (NIO 333), Nico Müller (DRAGON / PENSKE AUTOSPORT) and Sébastien Buemi (Nissan e.dams) completing the points paying positions.

Formula E returns in two weeks’ time with the all-electric racing series heading to Spain for the inaugural Valencia E-Prix on April 24 & 25.

FINAL CLASSIFICATION
1Stoffel Vandoorne46:52.603s(26)
2Alexander Sims+0.666s(18)
3Pascal Wehrlein+2.346s(15)
4Edoardo Mortara+5.018s(12)
5Maximilian Günther+5.305s(10)
6Mitch Evans+5.671s(8)
7António Félix da Costa+6.133s(6)
8Tom Blomqvist+12.032s(4)
9Nico Müller+12.872s(2)
10Sébastien Buemi+14.795s(1)
11Jean-Éric Vergne+15.676s
12Sergio Sette Câmara+16.009s
13Jake Dennis+16.352s
14Oliver Turvey+17.134s
15André Lotterer+17.838s
16Oliver Rowland+21.140s
17Alex Lynn+37.697s
18Robin Frijns+43.103s
DNFSam Bird22 Laps
DNFNyck de Vries22 Laps
DNFNick Cassidy21 Laps(3)
DNFRené Rast19 Laps
DNFLucas di Grassi7 Laps
DSQNorman Nato23 Laps(1)
DRIVER STANDINGS
 

Sam BirdJaguar Racing43
Mitch EvansJaguar Racing39
Robin FrijnsEnvision Virgin Racing34
Stoffel VandoorneMercedes-EQ Formula E Team33
Nyck de VriesMercedes-EQ Formula E Team32
Pascal WehrleinTAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team32
Edoardo MortaraROKiT Venturi Racing30
Jean-Éric VergneDS TECHEETAH25
Alexander SimsMahindra Racing24
António Félix da CostaDS TECHEETAH21
René RastAudi Sport ABT Schaeffler21
Oliver RowlandNissan e.dams15
Sergio Sette CâmaraDRAGON / PENSKE AUTOSPORT12
Nico MüllerDRAGON / PENSKE AUTOSPORT12
Maximilian GüntherBMW i Andretti Motorsport12
Sébastien BuemiNissan e.dams11
Oliver TurveyNIO 333 FE Team9
Lucas di GrassiAudi Sport ABT Schaeffler6
Tom BlomqvistNIO 333 FE Team5
Alexander LynnMahindra Racing4
Nick CassidyEnvision Virgin Racing3
Norman NatoROKiT Venturi Racing1
André LottererTAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team0
Jake DennisBMW i Andretti Motorsport0
TEAM STANDINGS
Jaguar Racing82
Mercedes-EQ Formula E Team65
DS TECHEETAH46
Envision Virgin Racing37
TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team32
ROKiT Venturi Racing31
Mahindra Racing28
Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler27
Nissan e.dams26
DRAGON / PENSKE AUTOSPORT24
NIO 333 FE Team14
BMW i Andretti Motorsport12
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April 12, 2021 Electric Car Newsformula e, Mercedes EQ, Mercedes-EQ Formula E, Rome e-Prix, Rome ePrix, Stoffel Vandoorne
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