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2025 Monaco E-Prix

03 - 04 May 2025

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News from the 9th Monaco E-Prix

With stars on the starting grid and in the pitlane, and an impressive list of victories to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Formula E in Monaco, this weekend of electric racing on a legendary circuit was not spared by the weather, but it went off without a hitch and ended with a fine victory for a genuine champion, Switzerland’s Sébastien Buemi. So much the better.

Stars on the starting grid

Invited by the Formula E promoter or by Automobile Club de Monaco (ACM), many VIPs spent the weekend in the Principality, to attend the 8th and 9theditions of the Monaco E-Prix. In addition to a number of motorsport-loving influencers, including Depielo, Idreau, LucasParleFE and Scotland’s Sebastian Melrose, fans were able to bump into actors Idris Elba (The Wire, Thor, Luther), Tom Felton (Harry Potter), David Harewood (Homeland, Supergirl), Emmet J. Scanlan (Peaky Blinders) and Lucien Laviscount, who plays Alfie in “Emily in Paris”.

Sports greats, many of whom reside in Monaco, were not to be outdone, as Sir Christopher Froome, the UK’s most decorated cyclist, came to watch Saturday’s race, along with rallyman Takamoto Katsuta, with his son on his shoulders. Tennis players Alexandre Zverev, the world’s Number 2, and Hubert Hurkacz, a prominent member of the world’s Top 30, also came to visit. As did the great Ukrainian striker Andrei Chevtchenko, former star of Dynamo Kiev and AC Milan, now president of his country’s soccer federation.

Also on Sunday, H.S.H. Princess Charlène of Monaco was standing on the podium of the Loge Princière, while former F1 driver David Coulthard, 2-time winner in Monaco (2000, 2002), was working as a pundit for the official Formula E television channel.

Ten years of Formula E, for the record…

To mark the 10th anniversary of Formula E’s arrival in Monaco, the ACM media team has compiled a few statistics. Including the last two E-Prix, Formula E has had 7 winners in 9 Monaco editions, including only one triple winner to date, Sébastien Buemi (2015, 2017, 2025). Of his 14 Formula E victories (an all-time record), the Swiss driver has won three in the Principality.

The rest of the honours list was filled by France’s Jean-Eric Vergne (2019), the one and only double FIA Formula E champion, Kiwis Nick Cassidy (2023) and Mitch Evans (2024), who scored a resounding double last year (Evans ahead of Cassidy), Portugal’s Antonio Félix da Costa (2021), Belgium’s Stoffel Vandoorne (2022) and, last but not least, Britain’s Oliver Rowland, winner of the 8th Monaco E-Prix on Saturday. That’s four World Champions in all – Buemi, Vergne, da Costa and Vandoorne – out of 7 winning drivers.

During this period, six teams or car manufacturers shared the laurels: two predominantly French, e-dams Renault and DS Techeetah, with two wins each, two British teams, Envision (ex-Virgin), also with two wins since this Sunday, and Jaguar TCS, as well as one German (Mercedes-EQ) and one Japanese (Nissan), thanks to Rowland on Saturday.

Published on:4 May 2025