2010 Marrakech Formula Two round

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Flag of Morocco.svg   2010 Marrakech Formula Two round
Round details
Round 2 of 9 in the 2010 FIA Formula Two Championship.
Marrakech Street Circuit 2010.png
Location Marrakech Street Circuit, Morocco
CourseTemporary street circuit
4.54 km (2.82 mi)
First race
Date May 1 2010
Laps 19
Pole position
Driver Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman
Time 1:32.559
Podium
First Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman
Second Flag of Austria.svg Philipp Eng
Third Flag of the Netherlands.svg Kelvin Snoeks
Fastest lap
Driver Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman
Time 1:31.817 (on Lap 8)
Second race
Date May 2 2010
Laps 17
Pole position
Driver Flag of Austria.svg Philipp Eng
Time 1:30.186
Podium
First Flag of Austria.svg Philipp Eng
Second Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman
Third Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Will Bratt
Fastest lap
Driver Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman
Time 1:31.312 (on Lap 16)

The 2010 Marrakech Formula Two round was the second round of the 2010 FIA Formula Two Championship season. It was held on May 1, 2010, and May 2, 2010, at the Marrakech Street Circuit, Morocco.

Contents

Classification

Qualifying 1

PosNoNameTimeGrid
148 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman 1:32.5591
23 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jolyon Palmer 1:32.8362
311 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jack Clarke 1:32.8533
42 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Will Bratt 1:32.8544
517 Flag of Denmark.svg Johan Jokinen 1:32.9395
619 Flag of Italy.svg Nicola de Marco 1:32.9576
733 Flag of Austria.svg Philipp Eng 1:32.9957
86 Flag of India.svg Armaan Ebrahim 1:33.3008
912 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Kelvin Snoeks 1:33.4619
1014 Flag of Russia.svg Sergey Afanasyev 1:33.46610
114 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Benjamin Bailly 1:33.48111
129 Flag of Romania.svg Mihai Marinescu 1:33.48212
1327 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Rees 1:33.70313
147 Flag of Russia.svg Ivan Samarin 1:33.76614
1526 Flag of India.svg Parthiva Sureshwaren 1:34.37015
165 Flag of Angola.svg Ricardo Teixeira 1:34.88416
1777 Flag of Poland.svg Natalia Kowalska 1:35.80717
188 Flag of Bulgaria.svg Plamen Kralev 1:36.05118
1910 Flag of France.svg Benjamin Lariche 1:37.32719
2028 Flag of India.svg Ajith Kumar 1:37.80220
2121 Flag of Lithuania.svg Kazim Vasiliauskas No time21

Qualifying 2

PosNoNameTimeGrid
133 Flag of Austria.svg Philipp Eng 1:30.1861
248 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman 1:30.7192
317 Flag of Denmark.svg Johan Jokinen 1:30.9963
42 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Will Bratt 1:31.0134
521 Flag of Lithuania.svg Kazim Vasiliauskas 1:31.3485
69 Flag of Romania.svg Mihai Marinescu 1:31.5116
711 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jack Clarke 1:31.5337
819 Flag of Italy.svg Nicola de Marco 1:31.5818
93 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jolyon Palmer 1:31.6209
1012 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Kelvin Snoeks 1:31.72310
116 Flag of India.svg Armaan Ebrahim 1:31.73011
1214 Flag of Russia.svg Sergey Afanasyev 1:31.76712
134 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Benjamin Bailly 1:31.99313
1427 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Rees 1:32.42114
157 Flag of Russia.svg Ivan Samarin 1:32.67315
1626 Flag of India.svg Parthiva Sureshwaren 1:33.17716
1777 Flag of Poland.svg Natalia Kowalska 1:33.39117
1810 Flag of France.svg Benjamin Lariche 1:33.63518
195 Flag of Angola.svg Ricardo Teixeira 1:33.65019
2028 Flag of India.svg Ajith Kumar 1:34.90620
218 Flag of Bulgaria.svg Plamen Kralev 1:35.48321

Race 1

PosNoDriverLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints
143 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman 1942:59.228125
233 Flag of Austria.svg Philipp Eng 19+1.277718
312 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Kelvin Snoeks 19+1.820915
47 Flag of Russia.svg Ivan Samarin 19+2.4851412
55 Flag of Angola.svg Ricardo Teixeira 19+3.5001610
66 Flag of India.svg Armaan Ebrahim 19+3.78188
727 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Rees 19+4.733136
814 Flag of Russia.svg Sergey Afanasyev 19+5.451104
910 Flag of France.svg Benjamin Lariche 19+6.708192
1021 Flag of Lithuania.svg Kazim Vasiliauskas 19+7.382211
1126 Flag of India.svg Parthiva Sureshwaren 19+7.85215
128 Flag of Bulgaria.svg Plamen Kralev 19+9.44218
1328 Flag of India.svg Ajith Kumar 19+11.09920
Ret3 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jolyon Palmer 16DNF2
Ret17 Flag of Denmark.svg Johan Jokinen 13DNF5
Ret77 Flag of Poland.svg Natalia Kowalska 8DNF17
Ret9 Flag of Romania.svg Mihai Marinescu 7DNF12
Ret11 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jack Clarke 0DNF3
Ret19 Flag of Italy.svg Nicola de Marco 0DNF6
Ret2 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Will Bratt 0DNF4
Ret4 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Benjamin Bailly 0DNF11
Fastest lap: Dean Stoneman 1:31.817 (178.20 km/h) on lap 8 [1]

Race 2

PosNoDriverLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints
133 Flag of Austria.svg Philipp Eng 1735:42.174125
243 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman 17+1.955218
32 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Will Bratt 17+5.146415
421 Flag of Lithuania.svg Kazim Vasiliauskas 17+8.534512
53 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jolyon Palmer 17+15.987910
66 Flag of India.svg Armaan Ebrahim 17+16.851118
714 Flag of Russia.svg Sergey Afanasyev 17+20.375126
827 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Rees 17+21.785144
912 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Kelvin Snoeks 17+24.990102
1010 Flag of France.svg Benjamin Lariche 17+28.853181
1177 Flag of Poland.svg Natalia Kowalska 17+40.78317
128 Flag of Bulgaria.svg Plamen Kralev 17+48.93921
1328 Flag of India.svg Ajith Kumar 15+2 Laps20
149 Flag of Romania.svg Mihai Marinescu 15+2 Laps6
Ret17 Flag of Denmark.svg Johan Jokinen 12DNF3
Ret4 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Benjamin Bailly 0DNF13
Ret19 Flag of Italy.svg Nicola de Marco 0DNF8
Ret7 Flag of Russia.svg Ivan Samarin 0DNF15
Ret5 Flag of Angola.svg Ricardo Teixeira 0DNF19
Ret26 Flag of India.svg Parthiva Sureshwaren 0DNF16
Ret11 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jack Clarke 0DNF7
Fastest lap: Dean Stoneman 1:31.312 (179.18 km/h) on lap 16 [2]

Standings after the race

Drivers' Championship standings
PosDriverPoints
1 Flag of Austria.svg Philipp Eng 80
2 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dean Stoneman 61
3 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jolyon Palmer 53
4 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Will Bratt 33
5 Flag of Russia.svg Sergey Afanasyev 33

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