Jaguar's sambirdofficial topped New York FormulaE practice from the new car of NickCassidy_ Full report:
, both Cassidy and Stoffel Vandoorne required extensive rebuilds on their respective cars, with Cassidy reporting that his steering was left-hand down at the start of the session.
This was beaten by Mitch Evans, who got into the 1m10s before Antonio Felix da Costa beat that by a tenth. The times continued to fall, and Vergne set a 1m09.294s - but was then just edged out by a resurgent Sette Camara, who posted a 1m09.288s to sit atop the timing boards with 10 minutes left.Motorsport Images
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