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RIYADH: The Eternal City will welcome thousands of fans onto its streets for the first time in two years as the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship arrives for the double-header Rome E-Prix at the weekend.
Lewis Hamilton ranks joint-sixth alongside Romain Grosjean for total penalty fines in F1 since 2011, with Max Verstappen narrowly behind in 10th. Meanwhile, Verstappen's team-mate Sergio Perez ranks second, and Aston Martin duo Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll also make the top 10.
Lewis Hamilton is one of the most penalised Formula 1 drivers of the last 10 years.
Just 0.4kW is all that officially keeps Stephane Sarrazin out of the Formula E race winners list, which comprises 22 names in its eight seasons so far. The versatile Frenchman crossed the line first in the inaugural London E-Prix of 2015, but was denied victory by the smallest of margins for overuse of energy that resulted in a 49-second penalty. Yet, had his mid-season move to the future title-winning Techeetah squad in 2017 been made permanent, he believes that statistic could have been righted.
Mortara got loose into the first corner and looked down and out by the end of the first sector - reigning champion de Vries's Mercedes going three-tenths faster off the bat.
The Porsche driver posted a 1m07.215s within an added 10 minutes at the end of the session, leaping ahead of two-time FE champion Jean-Eric Vergne to take control of the session.