Full Marrakesh Formula E test entry finalised

The full roster of drivers that will take part in next month’s Formula E rookie test in Marrakesh has been finalised.

DTM drivers Lucas Auer and Daniel Juncadella, sportscar aces Pipo Derani and Filipe Albuquerque and Carlin IndyCar signing Sergio Sette Camara were among the latest batch of drivers confirmed for the post-race test on March 1.

Auer, who returns to the DTM this year BMW after a year away in Super Formula, was chosen to represent the German marque in Marrakesh alongside Kyle Kirkwood, last year’s Indy Pro 2000 champion who steps up to Indy Lights this year with Andretti Autosport.

Juncadella will represent rival brand Mercedes along with Jake Hughes, who drives for Mercedes partner team HWA in FIA F3.

Meanwhile, Derani will drive for Mahindra and his Action Express Racing IMSA teammate Albuquerque will appear for DS Techeetah, both drivers joining their team’s existing development drivers, Sam Dejonghe and James Rossiter respectively.

Sette Camara, who’ll share an IndyCar cockpit with compatriot Felipe Nasr this year, has become the second test and reserve driver for Dragon alongside ex-BMW man Joel Eriksson.

Other notable drivers previously confirmed for the test include Super Formula champion Nick Cassidy for Envision Virgin Racing, W Series frontrunners Jamie Chadwick (Jaguar) and Alice Powell (Envision Virgin) and Porsche IMSA racer Frederic Makowiecki.

Full Marrakesh rookie test line-up:

TeamDrivers
DS Techeetah

 James Rossiter

 Filipe Albuquerque

Audi

 Kelvin van der Linde

 Luca Drudi

Envision Virgin

 Alice Powell

 Nick Cassidy

Nissan e.dams

 Jann Mardenborough

 Mitsunori Takaboshi

BMW Andretti

 Lucas Auer

 Kyle Kirkwood

Mahindra

 Pipo Derani

 Sam Dejonghe

Jaguar

 Jamie Chadwick

 Sacha Fenestraz

Venturi

 Norman Nato

 Arthur Leclerc

Mercedes

 Daniel Juncadella

 Jake Hughes

Dragon

 Joel Eriksson

 Sergio Sette Camara

NIO

 Antonio Fuoco

 Daniel Cao

Porsche

 Frederic Makowiecki

 Thomas Preining

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