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A strategic victory for Nyck de Vries (Mahindra Racing)

Nyck de Vries (Mahindra Racing) won the 10^th Monaco E-Prix this Saturday. The Dutch driver finished ahead of Mitch Evans (Jaguar TCS Racing) and Josep Maria Martí (Cupra Kiro).

Starting from second on the grid, Nyck de Vries (Mahindra Racing) claimed his first victory in the Principality during the 10^th Monaco E-Prix, as well as the fifth Formula E win of his career. The Dutch driver finished ahead of Mitch Evans (Jaguar TCS Racing) and Josep Maria Martí (Cupra Kiro) who benefited from a penalty handed to his teammate Dan Ticktum. With this result, Mitch Evans takes the lead in the world championship standings.

Thousands of spectators and numerous personalities on the starting grid witnessed this thrilling race. Among them were Carlos Sainz Jr., Nico Hülkenberg, Gabriel Bortoleto, Christian Horner and Flavio Briatore, representing the Formula 1 paddock. French driver Doriane Pin, recently announced as a development driver for Citroën Racing, was also in attendance.

Dan Ticktum (Cupra Kiro), the surprise pole-sitter after defeating Nyck de Vries in their qualifying duel on Saturday morning, controlled the opening phase of the race. After making a strong start, he controlled the pace from the front. The early stages of the race were marked by a brief Safety Car intervention following an incident between Nick Cassidy (Citroën Racing) and Jake Dennis (Andretti Formula E) at the Nouvelle Chicane.

As the strategic battle unfolded, the pole-sitter and race leader ultimately lost out. On lap 19, he completed his Pit Boost but rejoined in fourth place behind Nyck de Vries, Mitch Evans and António Félix da Costa. Nyck de Vries then moved into the lead after making his stop four laps earlier.

A decisive strategy

The Mahindra Racing driver stayed ahead of the two Jaguar TCS Racing cars, which are unable to challenge the leader. Behind them, Dan Ticktum closes in on the leading trio and overtakes António Félix da Costa on lap 25. But two laps later, the Jaguar driver attempts to retake third position and makes contact with Ticktum at the Nouvelle Chicane. The Portuguese driver is forced to retire, prompting the deployment of a Full Course Yellow.

Nyck de Vries ultimately cruised to a strategic victory thanks to strong Pit Boost management. “If the opportunity arises, we are comfortable to lead,” his engineer told him on lap 12, a prediction that ultimately came true for Mahindra, which secured its first victory in the Principality !

“We love to add some wins to our name and to do it together, to give the team the reward they really deserve for all their hard work and also just giving me an incredible car today,” said the race winner. “We’ve come from far and improved a lot and I think we showed strong performance for a long time.”

Les résultats complets de cette 10e édition du Monaco E-Prix 🏎️🇲🇨#MonacoEPrix #FormulaE #MonacoCircuit pic.twitter.com/OFK2Ya4qeb

— Automobile Club de Monaco (@ACM_Media) May 16, 2026

In the championship standings, Mitch Evans (Jaguar TCS Racing) takes advantage of Pascal Wehrlein’s (Porsche Formula E Team) disappointing result, only 18^th, to move into the lead with 116 points.

See you again this Sunday for another dose of racing at the 11^th edition of the Monaco E-Prix !

Published on:16 May 2026