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2025 Monaco E-Prix

03 - 04 May 2025

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Everything you need to know!

For the first time in its history, the Monaco E-Prix will host two consecutive races on 3 and 4 May 2025. With its technological innovations, novel PitBoost strategy and the presence of the best drivers in the sport, this event promises to be a spectacular weekend. Find out everything you need to know before the big event in the Principality!

A historic weekend for Formula E

This double confrontation on the legendary Monaco circuit represents a first in the history of the competition. The 8th and 9th editions of the Monaco E-Prix will take place on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 May 2025 respectively, offering spectators two intense days of electric racing.

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A championship more spectacular than ever

Season 11 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship marks a new stage in the evolution of the discipline with the introduction of PitBoost, a strategic stop allowing drivers to access increased power for a limited time. This new feature promises to add an extra tactical dimension to the races, and the Monaco circuit, with its twisty and demanding layout, should be the ideal place to observe its impact. In 2024, a record 192 overtakes were recorded in Monaco.

In terms of technology, the GEN3 EVO single-seaters are making their appearance, with significant improvements in aerodynamics, acceleration and energy efficiency. These cars are capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 1.82 seconds!

On the grid, all eyes will be on the championship’s headliners. Jake Dennis, the reigning champion, will be looking to win in Monaco after a dominant season. Pascal Wehrlein, still in the hunt for a title, and Mitch Evans, a specialist in urban circuits, will also be keeping an eye on the frontrunners. And let’s not forget Jean-Éric Vergne, two-time champion of the discipline and emblematic driver of the grid, who will be aiming for another victory on this legendary track.

Season 11

An immersive experience for fans

The Fan Village will be located close to the circuit (Quai Antoine 1er), offering exclusive entertainment including driving simulators, meetings with the drivers, technology stands and food and drink outlets. You can follow the race on giant screens and try to win unique experiences.

Useful information:

You can book your tickets in several ways:

Online: on the official monaco-eprix.com website
On site: at the ACM Official Ticket Office, 44 rue Grimaldi, 98000 Monaco.

For any questions about purchasing tickets or the event, spectators can consult the official FAQ or contact the ticketing service on +377 93 15 26 24.

Published on:4 April 2025