A survey of Montreal residents show they were less than enthusiastic about last week’s ePrix
2017 Montreal ePrix
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Jean-Eric Vergne says he’s delighted with his first win in Formula E, and that it will give the team more confidence going forward
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Sebastien Buemi says disqualifications and missed races were what cost him the title
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Renault e.dams won their third straight Formula E title, meaning they are the only team to have won it
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Mahindra Racing achieved their best ever finish in Formula E thanks to another podium result in Montreal
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Andretti say they were pleased to keep seventh place in the team’s standings after only scoring four points in Montreal
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Jaguar Team Director James Barclay admits that he wanted more from the team’s first season
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NextEV NIO had a disappointing end to their season in Montreal after leaving with no points
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Lucas di Grassi takes his first Formula E title beating Sebastien Buemi by 24 points, with Vergne taking the final race win of the season
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Sebastien Buemi’s will start nine places behind title rival Lucas di Grassi for the season finale
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Lucas di Grassi describes the first day of the Montreal ePrix as his best in Formula E
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Sebastien Buemi is disqualified after his car was found to be three kilos underweight
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Sébastien Buemi has been excluded from fourth place at the first Montreal ePrix, his Renault edams car coming in 3 kilograms underweight post-race.
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Lucas di Grassi takes the championship lead for the first time by winning in Montreal
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Lucas di Grassi grabs the three points for pole position with Buemi back in twelvth after a battery change