The Formula E Championship ventured into an unfamiliar backdrop for round eight, putting aside the typical city-street scenarios and pitching up at the unused Berlin Tempelhof airport to race on a circuit designed entirely on a blank canvas. The Berlin ePrix qualifying session may not have had the controversy of Monaco, but that didn't make it any less entertaining. Despite a multiple-race spell of the Trulli team being off the pace, team leader Jarno Trulli produced one of the surprises of the season by setting the fastest time in qualifying. He was less than one tenth of a second ahead of Lucas di Grassi, who was followed by championship rival Sebastien Buemi. The two representatives of...
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