Breaking News: Formula E Takes on Monaco in History-Making Double-Header; Rowland Seeks Redemption,’a Never-Miss’ Race Predicted
Formula E is set to rewrite history as it returns to the iconic streets of Monaco for a thrilling double-header (May 3-4) – the first of its kind in the Principality. Porsche’s Pascal Wehrlein, reigning champion, leads the charge with three front-row starts and is the only driver to have claimed pole in Monaco last season.
In a sport known for its unpredictability, Monaco has lived up to its reputation. The last four races saw a combined 24 lead changes, with every race won by less than three seconds. surprising results include Jean-Eric Vergne’s record 15-place gain in 2019, and Jaguar’s unprecedented 1-2 finish in 2023.
Challenging conditions and tight corners have seen the Safety Car or Full Course Yellow appear in every Monaco E-Prix, with double appearances in the last two races. Standings leader Oliver Rowland, driving for Nissan, aims to turn his fortunes around after never reaching the Duels and being penalized in Season 5.
As anticipation builds for the history-making event, fans can catch all the action via live stream or TV broadcast. Don’t miss a lap of Season 11 – sync your calendar and find out how to watch the thrilling drama unfold in Monaco.
Breaking: Formula E Revs Up for Monumental Monaco Double-Header
Monaco, MON – Brace yourselves, racing fans! Formula E is about to unleash a thrilling spectacle on the iconic streets of Monaco. This isn’t just any weekend of racing; it’s the first time the Principality will host a double-header, promising an action-packed extravaganza you won’t want to miss!
Formula E invades Monaco: A tale of records and rivalries
The weekend of May 3-4, 2025, will not only mark the eighth visit of Formula E to Monaco but also the first time 16 cities will have hosted a Formula E double-header. The city-state has witnessed a/
/, schExtreme twists and turns, both on and off the track. Let’s delve into some fascinating facts and figures that make Monaco a Formula E powerhouse.
Lead changes and podium dominance
While the initial Monaco E-Prix were monotonous affairs with drivers leading from start to finish, the last four races have seen a total of 24 lead changes, promising nail-biting excitement. And with a spectacular Jaguar 1-2 finish in the last season, we can expect nothing less than drama on every lap.
Did you know?
- Every race in Monaco has been won by less than three seconds!
- Reigning champion Pascal Wehrlein holds the record for the most front-row starts in Monaco, with three under his belt, including last season’s pole position.
The testament of resilience and comeback
Monaco has also been a stage for remarkable comebacks. In Season 9, Jean-Eric Vergne climbed a monumental 15 places from 22nd to finish 7th, showcasing an incredible display of resilience. Meanwhile, prominent drivers like Evans and Cassidy have amassed a combined six podiums in the last four years, proving that the Monegasque streets favor no one.
Thetek’s are looking ahead: Trends to watch
As we approach the 2025 Monaco E-Prix, here are a few trends to keep an eye on:
1. Double podiums: Jaguar and TECHEETAH
Both Jaguar TCS Racing (117) and TECHEETAH (101) have scored over 100 points in Monaco. With their drivers’ previous performances, we can expect them to fight for the top spots once again.
2. Wehrlein and Vandoorne: Qualifying dominance
Pascal Wehrlein and Stoffel Vandoorne have both outqualified their respective teammates five times in Monaco. With stakes now higher than ever, will they continue their qualifying mastery?
3. Oliver Rowland: The wild card
Standings leader Oliver Rowland (Nissan) has never reached the Duels in Monaco, but he did claim pole position in Season 5 before receiving a penalty. Could this be his year to shine on the Monegasque stage?
4. Safety Car appearances: A Monaco norms
Every race in Monaco has seen the appearance of either the Safety Car or Full Course Yellow. With the last two races seeing two Safety Car appearances each, expect the unexpected!
Pro tip: Reigning champions’ streaks
Champions Sebastien Buemi and Antonio Felix da Costa have both completed every lap of all seven E-Prix in Monaco. Keep an eye on these seasoned drivers to see if they can maintain their remarkable streaks.
FAQ: Your Monaco E-Prix questions answered
Q: What are the 2025 Monaco E-Prix dates?
A: The races will take place on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 May 2025.
Q: How can I watch the races?
A: Check the broadcaster listings or use the Ways to Watch button above to find out how to tune in where you live.
Q: Can I buy tickets for the 2025 Monaco E-Prix?
A: Yes, you can secure your grandstand seats and purchase Formula E race tickets.
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