The Mexico City E-Prix kicked off with maximum intensity this Saturday at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez (AHR). German driver Pascal Wehrlein, from the TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team, shone during the qualifying session by clocking a time of 1:10.984, securing pole position. 💨🏁 In an outstanding performance, Wehrlein edged out his teammate Antonio Félix Da Costa, who claimed second place.
WEHRLEIN’S STRONG PERFORMANCE 💪⚙️
From the practice sessions, Wehrlein showcased consistency, staying within the top-5. However, it was in qualifying where he pushed his Porsche to the limit, earning his second consecutive pole in Mexico City. 🚗💥 This achievement also makes him the driver with the most poles at the AHR, with a total of four. Historic! 📊✨
QUALIFYING RESULTS 📋🏎️
The provisional podium was rounded out by Jean-Eric Vergne from DS PENSKE in third place. Meanwhile, Oliver Rowland secured a surprising fourth position for Nissan, despite his strong initial pace. Fifth place went to Mitch Evans with his Jaguar TCS Racing, followed by Maximilian Guenther in sixth, also representing DS PENSKE.
Last season’s winner in Mexico, Jake Dennis, will start from seventh place, while Edoardo Mortara made it into the Duels for Mahindra Racing, securing the eighth spot on the grid. 🏁💡
A SEASON FULL OF EXCITEMENT 🌍⚡
Formula E not only stands out for its thrilling races but also for its commitment to sustainability and technological innovation. Wehrlein’s pole position is just the beginning of what promises to be an adrenaline-packed and surprising season. 🌱🔋
The next challenge for the drivers will be maintaining their pace in the main race, where every second counts, and strategy will be key to claiming victory. Get ready to experience the excitement of the Mexico City E-Prix! 🏆🚦
