2024 Misano ePrix explained

Type:CUST
Description:Race 6 of 16 of the 2023–24 Formula E season
Previous Round:2024 Tokyo ePrix
Next Round:2024 Monaco ePrix
Country:Italy
Grand Prix:Misano
Gp Suffix:ePrix
Year:2024
Official Name:2024 Misano ePrix
Location:Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, Misano Adriatico, Italy
Course:Permanent racing facility
Distance Laps:28
Pole Driver:Mitch Evans
Pole Country:NZL
Pole Team:Jaguar
Pole Time:1:17.068
Fast Driver:Oliver Rowland
Fast Team:Nissan
Fast Time:1:19.730
Fast Lap:28
Fast Country:GBR
First Driver:Oliver Rowland
First Country:GBR
First Team:Nissan
Second Driver:Jake Dennis
Second Country:GBR
Second Team:Andretti-Porsche
Third Driver:Maximilian Günther
Third Country:GER
Third Team:Maserati
Type:CUST
Description:Race 7 of 16 of the 2023–24 Formula E season
Previous Round:2024 Tokyo ePrix
Next Round:2024 Monaco ePrix
Country:Italy
Grand Prix:Misano
Gp Suffix:ePrix
Year:2024
Official Name:2024 Misano ePrix
Location:Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, Misano Adriatico, Italy
Course:Permanent racing facility
Distance Laps:26
Pole Driver:Jake Hughes
Pole Country:GBR
Pole Team:McLaren-Nissan
Pole Time:1:16.538
Fast Driver:António Félix da Costa
Fast Team:Porsche
Fast Time:1:18.682
Fast Lap:25
Fast Country:PRT
First Driver:Pascal Wehrlein
First Country:GER
First Team:Porsche
Second Driver:Jake Dennis
Second Country:GBR
Second Team:Andretti-Porsche
Third Driver:Nick Cassidy
Third Country:NZL
Third Team:Jaguar

The 2024 Misano ePrix was a pair of motor races, the sixth and seventh rounds of the 2023–24 Formula E World Championship, held on 13 and 14 April 2024. It was the first running of the Misano ePrix, a new event held around the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, replacing the Rome ePrix on the Formula E calendar.

Background

Pascal Wehrlein enters the ePrix weekend as the leader in the Drivers' Championship with a two point lead over Nick Cassidy, followed by Oliver Rowland (nine points behind) and defending champion Jake Dennis (10 points behind).

Prior to the race, Jaguar hold a 17 point lead over Porsche in the Teams' Championship, with Andretti in third and Nissan in fourth. In the Manufacturers' Trophy, Jaguar hold a seven point lead over Porsche, with Nissan in third.

Classification

All times are in Central European Summer Time (CEST).

Race 1

Qualifying

Qualifying for race 1 took place at 10:20 on 13 April.[1]

Group draw
Group A DAC DAR DIG FEN FRI GUE JEV ROW SET VAN WEH
Group B BIR BUE CAS DEN DEV EVA HUG MOR MUL NAT TIC

Overall classification

DriverTeam
19data-sort-value="" Mitch EvansJaguar1:18.0271:17.2751:17.1701:17.0681
225data-sort-value="" Jean-Éric VergneDS Penske1:18.0621:17.4761:17.0851:17.2282
394data-sort-value="" Pascal WehrleinPorsche1:18.2431:17.5491:17.1433
45data-sort-value="" Jake HughesMcLaren-Nissan1:17.8641:16.9771:17.42522
551data-sort-value="" Nico MüllerABT Cupra-Mahindra1:18.2751:17.2844
622data-sort-value="" Oliver RowlandNissan1:18.3321:17.7045
78data-sort-value="" Sam BirdMcLaren-Nissan1:18.1331:17.7316
87data-sort-value="" Maximilian GüntherMaserati1:18.3351:18.5837
937data-sort-value="" Nick CassidyJaguar1:18.2808
104data-sort-value="" Robin FrijnsEnvision-Jaguar1:18.3609
1116data-sort-value="" Sébastien BuemiEnvision-Jaguar1:18.49610
1223data-sort-value="" Sacha FenestrazNissan1:18.42311
1317data-sort-value="" Norman NatoAndretti-Porsche1:18.55812
1413data-sort-value="" António Félix da CostaPorsche1:18.53613
1548data-sort-value="" Edoardo MortaraMahindra1:18.61214
1611data-sort-value="" Lucas di GrassiABT Cupra-Mahindra1:18.54015
1733data-sort-value="" Dan TicktumERT1:18.63916
182data-sort-value="" Stoffel VandoorneDS Penske1:18.55717
191data-sort-value="" Jake DennisAndretti-Porsche1:18.66818
2018data-sort-value="" Jehan DaruvalaMaserati1:18.90919
2121data-sort-value="" Nyck de VriesMahindra1:18.79420
223data-sort-value="" Sérgio Sette CâmaraERT1:19.14321
Source:[2]

Race

Race 1 started at 15:03 on 13 April, António Félix da Costa crossed the finish line first, driving for Porsche.[1] However, hours after the race, Félix da Costa was disqualified after scrutineers found an ineligible throttle damper setting related to the spring on his car. The victory was thus handed to Nissan's Oliver Rowland.

DriverTeamTime/RetiredPoints
122data-sort-value="" Oliver RowlandNissan2840:05.176525+1
21data-sort-value="" Jake DennisAndretti-Porsche28+3.0031818
37data-sort-value="" Maximilian GüntherMaserati28+3.788715
433data-sort-value="" Dan TicktumERT28+4.5541612
59data-sort-value="" Mitch EvansJaguar28+5.673110+3
625data-sort-value="" Jean-Éric VergneDS Penske28+7.55928
717data-sort-value="" Norman NatoAndretti-Porsche28+7.588126
82data-sort-value="" Stoffel VandoorneDS Penske28+7.639174
923data-sort-value="" Sacha FenestrazNissan28+7.768112
1011data-sort-value="" Lucas di GrassiABT Cupra-Mahindra28+7.967151
1151data-sort-value="" Nico MüllerABT Cupra-Mahindra28+8.3114
1216data-sort-value="" Sébastien BuemiEnvision-Jaguar28+13.44710
135data-sort-value="" Jake HughesMcLaren-Nissan28+13.70522
1421data-sort-value="" Nyck de VriesMahindra28+18.05120
153data-sort-value="" Sérgio Sette CâmaraERT28+57.52621
1694data-sort-value="" Pascal WehrleinPorsche28+1:04.9683
174data-sort-value="" Robin FrijnsEnvision-Jaguar28+1:18.3609
Ret18data-sort-value="" Jehan DaruvalaMaserati27Collision damage19
Ret8data-sort-value="" Sam BirdMcLaren-Nissan27Retired in pits6
Ret37data-sort-value="" Nick CassidyJaguar27Collision damage8
Ret48data-sort-value="" Edoardo MortaraMahindra1Technical fault14
DSQ13data-sort-value="" António Félix da CostaPorsche28Disqualified13
Source:[3]
Notes:

Standings after the race

Drivers' Championship standings
PosDriverPoints
21 Oliver Rowland80
22 Jake Dennis71
23 Maximilian Günther63
34 Pascal Wehrlein63
35 Nick Cassidy61
Teams' Championship standings
PosTeamPoints
1 Jaguar113
12 Andretti94
13 Nissan90
24 Porsche83
5 DS Penske69
Manufacturers' Trophy standings
PosManufacturerPoints
11 Porsche146
12 Jaguar142
3 Nissan137
4 Stellantis120
15 ERT15

Race 2

Qualifying

Qualifying for race 2 took place at 10:20 on 14 April.[4]

Group draw
Group A CAS DAC DEV DIG FRI GUE JEV MUL NAT ROW TIC
Group B BIR BUE DAR DEN EVA FEN HUG MOR SET VAN WEH

Overall classification

DriverTeam
15data-sort-value="" Jake HughesMcLaren-Nissan1:17.6101:16.4131:16.8171:16.5381
225data-sort-value="" Jean-Éric VergneDS Penske1:18.0201:16.9931:16.9021:16.7832
394data-sort-value="" Pascal WehrleinPorsche1:17.7841:16.8821:16.8703
451data-sort-value="" Nico MüllerABT Cupra-Mahindra1:18.0001:17.0321:17.9314
58data-sort-value="" Sam BirdMcLaren-Nissan1:17.9921:16.9545
62data-sort-value="" Stoffel VandoorneDS Penske1:18.0521:17.0946
74data-sort-value="" Robin FrijnsEnvision-Jaguar1:17.9831:17.7387
837data-sort-value="" Nick CassidyJaguar1:17.9078
91data-sort-value="" Jake DennisAndretti-Porsche1:18.0739
1022data-sort-value="" Oliver RowlandNissan1:18.06410
113data-sort-value="" Sérgio Sette CâmaraERT1:18.09111
127data-sort-value="" Maximilian GüntherMaserati1:18.07212
1323data-sort-value="" Sacha FenestrazNissan1:18.12613
1411data-sort-value="" Lucas di GrassiABT Cupra-Mahindra1:18.08314
159data-sort-value="" Mitch EvansJaguar1:18.14415
1617data-sort-value="" Norman NatoAndretti-Porsche1:18.10716
1716data-sort-value="" Sébastien BuemiEnvision-Jaguar1:18.25517
1833data-sort-value="" Dan TicktumERT1:18.21618
1948data-sort-value="" Edoardo MortaraMahindra1:18.46119
2021data-sort-value="" Nyck de VriesMahindra1:18.41020
2118data-sort-value="" Jehan DaruvalaMaserati1:18.72021
2213data-sort-value="" António Félix da CostaPorsche1:18.45422
Source:[5]

Race

Race 2 started at 15:03 on 14 April, and was won by Pascal Wehrlein, driving for Porsche.[4]

DriverTeamTime/RetiredPoints
194data-sort-value="" Pascal WehrleinPorsche2637:05.241325+1
21data-sort-value="" Jake DennisAndretti-Porsche26+1.933918
337data-sort-value="" Nick CassidyJaguar26+2.221815
451data-sort-value="" Nico MüllerABT Cupra-Mahindra26+2.271412
523data-sort-value="" Sacha FenestrazNissan26+5.2301310
63data-sort-value="" Sérgio Sette CâmaraERT26+5.727118
725data-sort-value="" Jean-Éric VergneDS Penske26+6.79426
85data-sort-value="" Jake HughesMcLaren-Nissan26+8.23614+3
918data-sort-value="" Jehan DaruvalaMaserati26+8.714212
108data-sort-value="" Sam BirdMcLaren-Nissan26+11.91251
1111data-sort-value="" Lucas di GrassiABT Cupra-Mahindra26+12.41514
127data-sort-value="" Maximilian GüntherMaserati26+13.38712
1348data-sort-value="" Edoardo MortaraMahindra26+14.17119
1433data-sort-value="" Dan TicktumERT26+17.87518
1521data-sort-value="" Nyck de VriesMahindra26+21.93520
1617data-sort-value="" Norman NatoAndretti-Porsche26+1 lap16
1713data-sort-value="" António Félix da CostaPorsche26+1 lap22
Ret22data-sort-value="" Oliver RowlandNissan25Battery10
Ret9data-sort-value="" Mitch EvansJaguar2515
Ret2data-sort-value="" Stoffel VandoorneDS Penske256
Ret16data-sort-value="" Sébastien BuemiEnvision-Jaguar15Retired in pits17
Ret4data-sort-value="" Robin FrijnsEnvision-Jaguar7Collision7
Source:[6]
Notes:

Standings after the race

Drivers' Championship standings
PosDriverPoints
31 Pascal Wehrlein89
2 Jake Dennis89
23 Oliver Rowland80
14 Nick Cassidy76
25 Maximilian Günther63
Teams' Championship standings
PosTeamPoints
1 Jaguar128
2 Andretti112
13 Porsche109
14 Nissan100
5 DS Penske75
Manufacturers' Trophy standings
PosManufacturerPoints
1 Porsche190
2 Jaguar157
3 Nissan154
4 Stellantis128
5 ERT23

References

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: 2024 MISANO E-PRIX (R6) - Weekend Schedule . Formula E . 1 April 2024.
  2. Web site: 2024 MISANO E-PRIX (R6) - Qualifying Result . Formula E . 9 May 2024.
  3. Web site: 2024 MISANO E-PRIX (R6) - E-Prix Result . Formula E . 9 May 2024.
  4. Web site: 2024 MISANO E-PRIX (R7) - Weekend Schedule . Formula E . 1 April 2024.
  5. Web site: 2024 MISANO E-PRIX (R7) - Qualifying Result . Formula E . 9 May 2024.
  6. Web site: 2024 MISANO E-PRIX (R7) - E-Prix Result . Formula E . 9 May 2024.

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