Jaguar’s team work gives Evans and Cassidy Monaco one-two

Mitch Evans took victory in the Monaco Eprix ahead of Jaguar team mate Nick Cassidy after the team mates worked together to hold off the two DS Penskes.

Evans secured his first victory of the season ahead of his team mate, with Stoffel Vandoorne completing the podium in third.

Jaguar used Cassidy to hold up the chasing pack to allow team mate Evans to complete Attack Mode in the lead of the race before swapping positions and doing the same for Cassidy. The two team mates completed their Attack Mode running with over ten laps remaining in the race, successfully retaining the lead two positions in front of the DS Penske pair of Stoffel Vandoorne and Jean-Eric Vergne.

Cassidy in second place was instructed to hold position in the closing laps. However, a Safety Car on lap 25 reduced the race to a five lap sprint. None of the positions at the front of the field changed over those five laps, however, and Evans took the chequered flag to win for the first time since the first London race at the end of last season.

Cassidy was just under a second behind in second place, with Vandoorne taking the final podium place in third ahead of team mate Vergne. Pole winner Pascal Wehrlein finished fifth with Oliver Rowland sixth and Antonio Felix da Costa in seventh. Sacha Fenestraz, Maximilian Guenther and Norman Nato claimed the final points places in the top ten.

Edoardo Mortara crashed out at the entry of the Swimming Pool on lap four, becoming the race’s first retirement and prompting an early Safety Car. Nico Mueller also retired later on after contact with McLaren’s Jake Hughes at Rascasse, which Hughes was assessed a five-second time penalty for. Jake Dennis finished last on the road after suffering front wing damage in the middle phase of the race. McLaren’s Sam Bird was forced out of the race after injuring his wrist in a practice crash, with team reserve driver Taylor Barnard making his debut in the series and finishing 14th.

The result sees Wehrlein take the lead of the championship on 102 points, with Cassidy moving up to second. Dennis’s failure to score drops him to third on 89, one point ahead of Oliver Rowland in fourth. The next round will take place in Berlin with a double-header of races over Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th of May.

2024 Formula E Monaco Eprix race results:

1	9	Jaguar	Mitch Evans	Jaguar I-Type 6
2	37	Jaguar	Nick Cassidy	Jaguar I-Type 6
3	2	DS Penske	Stoffel Vandoorne	DS E-TENSE FE23
4	25	DS Penske	Jean-Eric Vergne	DS E-TENSE FE23
5	94	Porsche	Pascal Wehrlein	Porsche 99X Electric Gen3
6	22	McLaren	Oliver Rowland	Nissan e-4ORCE 04
7	13	Porsche	Antonio Felix da Costa	Porsche 99X Electric Gen3
8	23	Nissan	Sacha Fenestraz	Nissan e-4ORCE 04
9	7	Maserati	Maximilian Guenther	Maserati Tipo Folgore
10	17	Andretti	Norman Nato	Porsche 99X Electric Gen3
11	11	Abt Cupra	Lucas di Grassi	Mahindra M9Electro
12	21	Mahinda	Nyck de Vries	Mahindra M10Electro
13	33	ERT	Dan Ticktum	ERT X24
14	8	McLaren	Taylor Barnard	Nissan e-4ORCE 04
15	16	Envision	Sebastien Buemi	Jaguar I-Type 6
16	5	McLaren	Jake Hughes	Nissan e-4ORCE 04
17	4	Envision	Robin Frijns	Jaguar I-Type 6
18	18	Maserati	Jehan Daruvala	Maserati Tipo Folgore
19	3	ERT	Sergio Sette Camara	ERT X24
20	1	Andretti	Jake Dennis	Porsche 99X Electric Gen3
21	51	Abt Cupra	Nico Mueller	Mahindra M10Electro
22	48	Mahinda	Edoardo Mortara	Mahindra M10Electro

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