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Following Cassidy's success last time out in Berlin, the Envision Racing driver's Monaco victory has launched him into the lead of the championship.

The unpredictability of sport is what keeps fans coming back for more. And while the race results from the recent Formula E double-header in Berlin followed a somewhat familiar pattern, with New Zealanders Mitch Evans and Nick Cassidy taking the spoils for Jaguar and Envision Racing respectively, qualifying saw what…

A nearly perfect day for the British manufacturer in round 6 of the Formula E season

Evans defended fiercely against Envision’s Cassidy over the final lap, notably into the Turn 4 chicane and through the final sequence of corners, as the leading trio were covered by just over half a second at the flag.

Da Costa’s best lap – a 1m11.496s – came as the chequered flag was shown at the Brazilian venue after the Portuguese driver had not featured near the top of the times for the majority of the 30-minute session.

The trajectories of the French manufacturer and its German competitor are opposed in the world of electric single-seaters.

Sacha Fenestraz claimed his first Formula E pole position in a wild qualifying session for the Cape Town E-Prix, beating Maximilian Gunther by 0.422s in the final.

The fourth race of the 2023 season yielded a third new face on top of the podium

DS Penske Formula E driver Jean-Eric Vergne joked that he needed the wings of a Boeing 777 jumbo jet to hold off Nick Cassidy for victory in the Hyderabad E-Prix.