Why Formula E was made to race around the streets of Monaco
The Circuit de Monaco is notorious for its tight bends, narrow straights and minimal chances to overtake. Luckily, Formula E didn't get the memo.
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The Circuit de Monaco is notorious for its tight bends, narrow straights and minimal chances to overtake. Luckily, Formula E didn't get the memo.
Monaco E-Prix - Antonio Felix da Costa beat Mitch Evans to the top of the times in practice ahead of qualifying for the only Monaco race of the season
Monaco E-Prix - Mitch Evans put in an amazing duel performance to beat Pascal Wehrlein and take his first pole of the year
Monaco E-Prix - Stoffel Vandoorne put Mercedes on top in Monaco, beating Jaguar and Techeetah, as the both Porsches retired within a few laps of each other
RIYADH: The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship on Saturday returns to Monaco, home of the most iconic street circuit in motorsport, on the glamorous French Riviera for round six of the season. It will be the fifth time in eight seasons that Monaco has featured in the all-electric Formula E World Championship, with dozens of overtakes on the historic Circuit de Monaco’s turns