Dan Ticktum showed that NIO 333 Racing are a real contender this season, despite finishing last at the Mexico City E-Prix.
A late energy management issue saw rookie Sacha Fenestraz slip outside the points late on at the Mexico City E-Prix, resulting in disappointment for the Frenchman.
Robin Frijns was sent to hospital following an opening lap crash at the Mexico City E-Prix, as ABT Cupra endured a difficult start to Gen3.
Nico Mueller finished fourteenth on his and ABT Cupra’s returning race to Formula E in Mexico City, whilst his team-mate was taken to hospital.
Maserati MSG Racing endured a challenging start to the Gen3 era, with the side having failed to score points in Mexico City.
Maximilian Günther failed to score points on his first race for Maserati MSG Racing despite having been the fastest driver in pre-season testing.
ABT DTM driver Kelvin van der Linde has been confirmed as Robin Frijns’ replacement at next weekend’s Diriyah E-Prix, with the Dutchman ruled out for potentially the bulk of the season.
Jaguar TCS Racing endured an extremely challenging season opener to Season Nine and the Gen3 era, with the side having reliability issues to solve.
Mitch Evans had to settle for eighth at the season-opening Mexico City E-Prix, whilst Sam Bird retired following a miserable weekend.
Sébastian Buemi claimed sixth on his debut for Envision Racing, as the former Formula E Champion made a solid start to the Gen3 era.
NEOM McLaren finally made their debut in Formula E last weekend, with rookie Jake Hughes claiming fifth place at the season opener in Mexico City.
Rookie Jake Hughes had to settle for fifth place on his Formula E debut, despite having shown incredible pace all weekend in Mexico City.
Avalanche Andretti claimed a famous one-four at the season-opening race in Mexico City, with Jake Dennis having cruised to the first win of the Gen3 era.
André Lotterer claimed fourth place on his first race for Avalanche Andretti, after a great final lap move on Jake Hughes.
It was a Mexico City E-Prix to remember for Mahindra Racing’s new CEO Frederic Bertrand, after Lucas Di Grassi claimed pole position and then a podium at the season opener of Gen3.
Robin Frijns was involved in a crash on the opening lap of the Mexico City E-Prix, which resulted in the Dutch driver requiring surgery on a fractured hand and wrist.
Lucas Di Grassi converted pole position into a rostrum finish at the season-opening Mexico City E-Prix, after a sensational defensive display.
