Hampered by suspension problems (a common issue affecting all cars) while in third place, French driver Jean-Éric Vergne was forced to retire, while Maximilian Günther finished sixth after spending most of the race in the top five.
Berlin and its legendary historic Tempelhof airport are hosting the two German rounds of the Formula E World Championship this weekend. The weather has decided to play its part, but DS Penske's ambitions remain the same: to consolidate its third place in the championship before the final round in London. ‘The Berlin-Tempelhof circuit is one of our favourite tracks!’ said Eugenio Franzetti, director of DS Performance, the competition division of DS Automobiles that prepares the team's race cars. ‘The main challenge is to score as many points as possible to maintain our positions before the final stretch in London in two weeks' time. We need to keep a cool head and give our best until the end!’
