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Vandoorne fronts Mercedes 1-2 in Formula E Berlin finale

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Vandoorne fronts Mercedes 1-2 in Formula E Berlin finale

Stoffel Vandoorne (BEL), Mercedes Benz EQ, 1st position

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Stoffel Vandoorne took his maiden Formula E victory in the Season 6 finale, fronting a 1-2 for his Mercedes EQ team.

The Belgian started the race from pole position and delivered a calculated victory for the German marque, remaining in control over the 45-minute + 1 lap affair.

Vandoorne deployed his first use of Attack Mode with 34-minutes remaining to fall into second place, however, successfully re-claimed his lead from Sebastien Buemi within a matter of minutes.

When Buemi also armed and activated the power boost device, the Nissan driver briefly fell down to third but passed Nyck de Vries to again apply pressure on the leader.

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The leader later deployed Attack Mode for the second time with 25-minutes to go, but the 28-year-old again took the lead, once more clearing the Season 2 champion.

Vandoorne remained unchallenged to the chequered flag, fronting a 1-2 result for Mercedes as de Vries finished in the runner-up spot, overtaking third-placed finisher Buemi after finding himself with an energy adavntage at the end of the race.

Behind, Rene Rast took fourth place for Audi ahead of Sam Bird who completed the top five in his final race for Envision Virgin Racing.

Lucas di Grassi took sixth and was followed by Jean-Eric Vergne in seventh, Alex Lynn in eighth, Antonio Felix da Costa in ninth and Edoardo Mortara who completed the top 10.

The Swiss-Italian’s ROKiT Venturi Racing team-mate, Felipe Massa, finished in 16th and revealed at the end of the race that he will be leaving the Monegasque marque at the end of the season.

# Driver  Team Gap
1  Stoffel Vandoorne Mercedes-Benz EQ  
2  Nyck de Vries Mercedes-Benz EQ 1.340
3  Sébastien Buemi Nissan e.dams 2.841
4  René Rast Audi Sport Abt Schaeffler 3.580
5  Sam Bird Envision Virgin Racing 8.710
6  Lucas di Grassi Audi Sport Abt Schaeffler 11.593
7  Jean-Eric Vergne DS Techeetah 12.895
8  Alex Lynn Mahindra Racing 14.719
9  Antonio Felix da Costa DS Techeetah 15.304
10  Edoardo Mortara Rokit Venturi Racing 16.154
11  Mitch Evans Panasonic Jaguar Racing 16.348
12  Maximilian Gunther BMW i Andretti Autosport 17.798
13  Alexander Sims BMW i Andretti Autosport 22.229
14  Andre Lotterer Tag-Heuer Porsche FE Team 23.893
15  Neel Jani Tag-Heuer Porsche FE Team 24.888
16  Felipe Massa Rokit Venturi Racing 25.577
17  Tom Blomqvist Panasonic Jaguar Racing 25.992
18  Jérôme d’Ambrosio Mahindra Racing 30.485
19  Sergio Sette Camara GEOX Dragon 31.453
20  Daniel Abt NIO 333 FE Team 38.071
21  Oliver Turvey NIO 333 FE Team 39.694
22  Nico Müller GEOX Dragon 71.178
23   Robin Frijns Envision Virgin Racing DNF
24  Oliver Rowland Nissan e.dams DNF
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