Stoffel Vandoorne is hoping for a magical Monaco weekend, twelve months on from where he claimed his only win during his championship winning season.
ABT CUPRA are hoping to build on from their first points of the season in Berlin, by scoring further points this weekend in Monaco.
Robin Frijns and Nico Müller are both eager to get going in Monaco this weekend, after ABT CUPRA’s season came to life in Berlin.
Porsche enter the start of the second half of the season still on top of both championships; however, the pack are closing in ahead of Monaco.
Pascal Wehrlein enters this weekend’s Monaco E-Prix still on top of the Drivers’ Championship; albeit, by a marginal four points.
Maserati head into their home E-Prix this weekend in Monaco, on the back of their best performance this season in Berlin.
After claiming his first podium of the season in his native country, Maximilian Günther is targeting further success this weekend in Monaco, where he actually lives.
McLaren are targeting a return to the points in Monaco this weekend, after enduring their worst E-Prix of the season in Berlin.
Jake Hughes enters this weekend’s Monaco E-Prix following a disastrous double-header in Berlin, where he failed to score a single point.
Mahindra dropped to eighth in the standings in Berlin after claiming just one-point from the two races at the Tempelhof Airport.
Lucas di Grassi enters his second home race of the season having not finished in the top ten since his podium at the start of the season in Mexico City.
Jaguar enter the legendary Monaco E-Prix having won two of the past three races, something which has propelled them into title contention.
Mitch Evans enters this weekend’s Monaco E-Prix almost back in title contention, after a sensational performance in Berlin.
The vast majority of the Formula E grid have complained this season about the Hankook tyres being too hard.
NEOM McLaren failed to score any points in the Berlin double-header, resulting in them losing touch with the top five in the standings.
René Rast failed to score any points in his home E-Prix, as both McLaren drivers had collisions with a driver from NIO in Berlin.
Mahindra claimed just one-point at the Berlin double-header, which resulted in them dropping to eighth in the standings.
