Italy2023 Rookie Practice (Rome)

Rome

Rome

07/14/2023

Country
Italy
Continent
Europe
Population
2.837.332 (2020)
Hashtag
#RomeEPrix

Schedule

Afternoon Session
07/14/2023 - 02:30 pm (30 Minutes) [CEST]

The "Eternal City" on the banks of the river Tiber looks back on more than 2,000 years of eventful history. During the centuries of the Roman Empire, the metropolis flourished into a world power. Today, cathedrals, expansive piazzas and the world-famous Colosseum adorn the image of the Italian capital. Due to the Pope, who resides in the Vatican within Rome, the city is also the religious center of the Catholic Church.

Formula E is hosted in the EUR district in the south of Rome. EUR, short for "Esposizione Universale di Roma," was built by the fascist regime under Mussolini as part of the planned 1942 World's Fair, although the outbreak of World War II meant work could not be completed until the 1960s. Today, EUR is considered an important business district and is home to several international companies as well as some of Italy's ministries.

Formula E first raced in Rome in 2018 and adapted the track layout in 2021 in favor of a longer lap distance. The popular circuit is characterized by its uneven asphalt and large differences in altitude. After a mass collision in 2023, the racing series decided to move the Italian race to Misano for the following year.

Circuito Cittadino dell'EUR (2021)

Circuito Cittadino dell
Length
3.380 km
Number Corners
19
Direction
Anticlockwise
Attack Zone
Outside of turn 15. Loss of time and possibly position likely.
Layout
Technically very demanding. Typical street circuit layout with many 90-degree turns and short straights. Overtaking difficult. Section between T4 and T17 is new. Large differences in altitude.
Surface
In the past very wavy, exact nature of the new sections of the track still unknown.
Grip Level
Low at the start, should improve continuously over the course of the weekend. Different start times on Saturday and Sunday could result in grip changes.
Risk of Accidents
Relatively high, as technically demanding and directly bordered by walls. No room for error.
Key Factors
Good mechanical grip on the bumps, good qualifying, well predictable car setup.
Specifics
Unique pit lane layout: long paths, therefore high time loss in case of a drive-through penalty.

Results

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Italy
2023 Rookie Practice (Rome)
07/14/2023

Morning Session


Afternoon Session

07/14/2023
02:30 pm

Best Time Summarized

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P Driver Team Time Gap to prev.
1

Felipe Drugovich

01:43.736 - -
2

Sheldon van der Linde

01:44.048 +0.312 +0.312
3

Luca Ghiotto

01:44.153 +0.417 +0.105
4

Charlie Eastwood

01:44.191 +0.455 +0.038
5

Yann Ehrlacher

01:44.347 +0.611 +0.156
6

Zane Maloney

01:45.028 +1.292 +0.681
7

Daniil Kvyat

01:45.338 +1.602 +0.310
8

Yifei Ye

01:45.617 +1.881 +0.279
9

Jack Aitken

01:45.766 +2.030 +0.149

Jehan Daruvala

- -

Adrien Tambay

- -
P Driver Team Time Gap to prev.
1
Felipe Drugovich

Felipe Drugovich

Maserati MSG Racing
01:43.736 - -
2
Sheldon van der Linde

Sheldon van der Linde

Jaguar TCS Racing
01:44.048 +0.312 +0.312
3
Luca Ghiotto

Luca Ghiotto

Nissan
01:44.153 +0.417 +0.105
4
Charlie Eastwood

Charlie Eastwood

Neom McLaren
01:44.191 +0.455 +0.038
5
Yann Ehrlacher

Yann Ehrlacher

DS Penske
01:44.347 +0.611 +0.156
6
Zane Maloney

Zane Maloney

Avalanche Andretti
01:45.028 +1.292 +0.681
7
Daniil Kvyat

Daniil Kvyat

Nio 333 Racing
01:45.338 +1.602 +0.310
8
Yifei Ye

Yifei Ye

TAG Heuer Porsche
01:45.617 +1.881 +0.279
9
Jack Aitken

Jack Aitken

Envision Racing
01:45.766 +2.030 +0.149
Jehan Daruvala

Jehan Daruvala

Mahindra Racing
- -
Adrien Tambay

Adrien Tambay

ABT Cupra
- -

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