Tempelhof Airport Street Circuit

[1] The 2.469 km (1.534 mi) anti-clockwise original track featured 17 turns and was designed by Rodrigo Nunes.However, a technical infringement discovered in post-race checks led to his disqualification, with the win being awarded to Dragon Racing driver Jérôme d'Ambrosio.Owing to the Tempelhof airport building's usage as a temporary refugee shelter, the Berlin ePrix was moved to the Berlin Street Circuit, a layout created specifically for Formula E along the Karl-Marx-Allee to the west of Alexanderplatz.The third and final double header was held on August 12–13, on an extended version of the track featuring several more turns.As of May 2024, the fastest official race lap records at the Tempelhof Airport Street Circuit are listed as:
Part of the circuit with airport buildings in the background.
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