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2025 Monaco E-Prix

03 - 04 May 2025

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FP3: Evans back in the game

New Zealander Mitch Evans (Jaguar TCS), last year’s winner on the streets of the Principality, set the fastest time in the only Free Practice session scheduled for the 9th Monaco E-Prix, Sunday morning. This achievement, by a driver who finished 20th on Saturday, made the excitement grow ahead of the qualifications for the 7th round of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, scheduled to start at 10:40am under cloudy skies.

The end of the session was interrupted for a few minutes when Dan Ticktum (Cupra Kiro) stopped at the Rascasse corner, his dashboard indicating “Crash” in the S of the Piscine, even though the British driver, who had set the fastest time in Saturday morning’s free practice, had not hit anything or anyone. A spectacular electronic glitch prompted him to immediately park his car and walk back to his pit.

Behind Evans, who set the fastest lap in 1:26.614, Andretti Racing driver Jake Dennis, who finished 3rd on Saturday in the 8th Monaco E-Prix, showed he was in good form this weekend, ahead of Nyck de Vries (Mahindra), who finished second on Saturday, and Pascal Wehrlein (TAG Heuer Porsche), the reigning World Champion. That makes for three crowned heads in the Top 4, ahead of what promises to be an explosive qualifying session starting at 10:40am.

Saturday’s winner, Oliver Rowland (Nissan), had a bit of trouble waking up on Sunday, and went straight at Sainte-Dévote, without any damage. He clocked the 11th fastest time in this Free Practice 3 (there were already two sessions on Saturday), half a second behind Evans and also behind his French Riviera teammate Norman Nato in 9th place. “I have the same car as Oliver, but yesterday it wasn’t working at all for me, something was probably broken, so we checked everything,” explained the Frenchman.

A curfew was observed by all teams between 9:30pm on Saturday and 6:30am on Sunday to ensure that engineers and mechanics could sleep long enough in order to be in shape for the 9th Monaco E-Prix, which will start at 3:04pm. Fans, who are expected to turn out in large numbers in the stands and at the Fan Village on Quai Antoine 1er, are hoping for a festival of overtaking (nearly 200 last year) to celebrate, in style, the 10th anniversary of Formula E in Monaco. There will be no superfast charging in the pits (Pit Boost), but the weather could well throw a spanner in the works…

Please note that you can still purchase tickets at the following outlets around the circuit:

ACM Ticket Office, 44 Rue Grimaldi
Rue Louis Notari
Tourist Office
Fan Village (Quai Antoine 1er)

Published on:4 May 2025