MOSCOW SMILES ON PIQUET JR
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Also in the points were Daniel Abt, Salvador Duran, Antonio Felix da Costa, Nicolas Prost and, behind the penalised Buemi, the newcomer Justin Wilson. Not much joy for the Dragon Racing team after the glories of Berlin, with D'Ambrosio dropping to the back after a problem at the pit stop and Duval finishing eleventh. Having travelled the world, Formula E now prepares to head home to England, where it all started with the test session at Donington Park last summer. The season finale will take place in London on a circuit built in Battersea Park. There will be two races over the final weekend of June, with one on Saturday 27th and the other on Sunday 28th. Six drivers are still in the hunt for the title – Piquet Jr, Buemi, di Grassi, Prost, D'Ambrosio and Bird, while in the teams' championship, e.dams-Renault will arrive in the English capital with 187 points to their name, 44 more than Audi Sport ABT, while NEXTEV TCR is third on 132. For more information visit www.fiaformulae.com. FIA Formula E Championship – Moscow ePrix (Rd 9) – Race results: 1. Nelson Piquet Jr., NEXTEV TCR, 43.18.867s 2. Lucas di Grassi, Audi Sport ABT, +2.012s 3. Nick Heidfeld, Venturi, +11.548s 4. Jean-Eric Vergne, Andretti, +12.416s 5. Daniel Abt, Audi Sport ABT, +25.626s 6. Salvador Duran, Amlin Aguri, +28.960s 7. Antonio Felix da Costa, Amlin Aguri, +30.529s 8. Nicolas Prost, e.dams-Renault, +31.556s 9. Sebastien Buemi, e.dams-Renault, +40.058s 10. Justin Wilson, Andretti, +46.320s 11. Loic Duval, Dragon Racing, +49.763s 12. Jerome D'Ambrosio, Dragon Racing, +51.474s 13. Karun Chandhok, Mahindra Racing, +52.493s 14. Jaime Alguersuari, Virgin Racing, +55.810s 15. Stephane Sarrazin, Venturi, +56.715s 16. Bruno Senna, Mahindra Racing, +1 lap 17. Vitantonio Liuzzi, Trulli, +1 lap 18. Jarno Trulli, Trulli, +1 lap 19. Antonio Garcia, NEXTEV TCR, +3 laps NC. Sam Bird, Virgin Racing, DNF Driver Standings (after Rd 9) 1. Nelson Piquet Jr, 128pts 2. Lucas di Grassi, 111pts 3. Sébastien Buemi, 105pts 4. Nicolas Prost, 82pts 5. Jerome D'Ambrosio, 77pts 6. Sam Bird, 68pts 7. Jean-Eric Vergne, 57pts 8. Antonio Felix da Costa, 51pts 9. Daniel Abt, 32pts 10. Jaime Alguersuari, 30pts Team Standings (after Rd 9) 1. e .dams-Renault Formula E, 187pts 2. Audi Sport ABT Formula E, 143pts 3. NEXTEV TCR Formula E, 132pts 4. Dragon Racing Formula E, 116pts 5. Andretti Formula E, 106pts 6. Virgin Racing Formula E, 98pts 7. Amlin Aguri Formula E, 62pts 8. Venturi Formula E, 49pts 9. Mahindra Racing, 46pts 10. Trulli Formula E, 17pts
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