Guenther Drives To Victory Around Electric Docks – Round 2
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Formula E
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Published by JohnnyX
4 May 2020
“The first one or two turns were so chaotic with so much contact and pushing from the side, from behind, from everywhere! I was happy I got through it unscathed and really glad I was in front after three corners, because it was difficult to survive the mess on the opening lap.” Max Guenther.
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RACE RE-CAP
Maximilian Guenther secures second win in succession to extend his lead in the ABB Formula E Race at Home Challenge in support of UNICEF.
BMW i Andretti Motorsport driver put on another dominant display and fended off pressure from Pascal Wehrlein to take top honours in round two.
Peyo Peev leads from lights to flag around the Electric Docks circuit to claim victory ahead of Kevin Siggy in the second Challenge Grid race.
Fast facts
Guenther the gamer; Maximilian Guenther made it two wins out of two online in the Race at Home Challenge.
Second podium for Siggy; Kevin Siggy showed consistent pace to seal a second consecutive podium finish.
King of qualifying; Stoffel Vandoorne again could not capitalise on Julius Baer pole position with a first corner crash.
DRIVER GRID CLASSIFICATION
1
Maximilian Guenther
21:06.243s
(25)
2
Robin Frijns
+15.253s
(18)
3
Nico Mueller
+16.251s
(15)
4
Neel Jani
+22.299s
(12)
5
Stoffel Vandoorne
+30.193s
(11)
6
Oliver Turvey
+30.358s
(8)
7
Nyck de Vries
+39.162s
(6)
8
James Calado
+43.199s
(4)
9
Jean-Eric Vergne
+43.271s
(2)
10
Pascal Wehrlein
+44.841s
(2)
DRIVER STANDINGS
Maximilian Guenther
BMW i Andretti Motorsport
50
Robin Frijns
Envision Virgin Racing
30
Stoffel Vandoorne
Mercedes-Benz EQ
22
Nick Cassidy
Envision Virgin Racing
19
Pascal Wehrlein
Mahindra Racing
17
Nico Mueller
GEOX DRAGON
15
Oliver Turvey
NIO 333
14
Neel Jani
TAG Heuer Porsche
12
Oliver Rowland
Nissan e.dams
8
Nyck de Vries
Mercedes-Benz EQ
6
Felipe Massa
ROKiT Venturi Racing
4
James Calado
Panasonic Jaguar Racing
4
Jerome D’Ambrosio
Mahindra Racing
2
Jean-Eric Vergne
DS TECHEETAH
2
Alexander Sims
BMW i Andretti Motorsport
1
Lucas di Grassi
Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler
0
Daniel Abt
Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler
0
Antonio Felix da Costa
DS TECHEETAH
0
Brendon Hartley
GEOX DRAGON
0
Ma Qing Hua
NIO 333
0
Sebastien Buemi
Nissan e.dams
0
Mitch Evans
Panasonic Jaguar Racing
0
Andre Lotterer
TAG Heuer Porsche
0
Edoardo Mortara
ROKiT Venturi Racing
0
Sam Bird
Envision Virgin Racing
0
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