Paris E-Prix – Mitch Evans set the pace ahead of Oliver Rowland and Lucas di Grassi on a drying Parisian street circuit ahead of qualifying for the Paris E-Prix. With the first practice session taking place in wet conditions, the second session was the first proper chance to assess the circuit in drier conditions, albeit on a ‘green' track. Andre Lotterer led first practice in the wet conditions, but on a dry track it was previous race winner Evans who topped the timing screens. The championship contender set a new circuit record of 1:00.226, just two tenths of a second ahead of every driver in the top five. Nissan's Oliver Rowland, Audi Sport's Lucas di Grassi, Techeetah's...
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