Day: July 14, 2019

The championships got decided in New York

Jens Jensen

The season finale of ABB FIA Formula E Championship was run on the streets of New York, for the second day in a row for the electric series. Nothing was decided in the championship yet, but Jean-Eric Vergne had a little match point in the 22-point advantage to Lucas Di Grassi on second place. Mitch Evans was third and Sebastien Buemi fourth. None of them were in the first row, however, it was actually Alexander Sims who had taken his first Pole Position, in front of Robin Frijns, yesterday’s winner…

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Jaguar series finished off in New York

Jens Jensen

Jaguar I-PACE eTrophy 2018/19 finished the season in New York, where they ran for the second day in a row. Unfortunately there were only ten cars to start, since guest driver Mark Hacking couldn’t participate due to his accident yesterday. We already crowned the two champions yesterday, and that was why Sergio Jimenez could take Pole Position without any pressure. Like yesterday, his teammate Caca Bueno took second place, with Simon Evans third and Katherine Legge fourth. Bryan Sellers wasn’t on the track at all, since the mechanics found yet…

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Fantastic Porsche fight at Silverstone

Jens Jensen

The Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup had gone to Silverstone in Great Britain, for the fourth round of the 2019 season. Ayhancan Güven had taken his maiden Pole Position in PMSC, ahead of Florian Latorre, Jaxon Evans, Mikkel Overgaard Pedersen, Larry Ten Voorde and Julien Andlauer. Those 6 drivers had swapped and changed at the top in the qualifying session, where the very final lap had counted towards the starting positions. Championship leader Michael Ammermüller was all the way back in 9th, so Andlauer and Pedersen had plenty of chances to…

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Penultimate Jaguar race in New York

Jens Jensen

The 2018/19 season’s penultimate race of Jaguar I-PACE eTrophy was run on the streets of New York. Championship leader Sergio Jimenez had taken Pole Position in front of Katherine Legge and Caca Bueno, while Simon Evans qualified himself ahead of Bryan Sellers. Sellers was second in the championship before today, but he hit the wall hard in the qualifying and the mechanics had to work extra hard to get the car ready for the race. Legge, however, had a three-grid penalty from Berlin after a collision with Bandar Alesayi, so…

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