Article To news overview Maximilian Guether with BMW i Andretti Motorsport came out fastest in the Formula E Rome E Prix's shortened second practice this morning after the first run of the day came to an abrupt end under red flags following a crash by NIO 333 driver Oliver Turvey.Nyck de Vries was the second fastest driver in the field in FP2, 0.192 seconds behind the leader and ahead of Mercedes-EQ teammate Stoffel Vandoorne at the new 19-turn, 3.4km Circuito Cittadino dell'EUR, which has undergone a number of changes since the teams last tackled the track in the 2018/19 season. Red flags appeared in FP2 after a part of the curbing came loose on the Turn 12 chicane, forcing race control...
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