P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Mitch Evans will start the opening race of this weekend’s Berlin E-Prix from pole position – held at the Tempelhof Airport circuit.
Rowland is in a strong position to secure the title with a 69-point lead, needing to increase the advantage to 87 points.
The pole position for the first race went to Mitch Evans, with Robin Frijns alongside on the front row.
Oliver Rowland will start in third, followed by Jake Hughes in the Maserati.
Due to a delay, only the group stage of qualifying was conducted, focusing on setting the quickest overall lap time in challenging wet conditions.
Evans excelled in the tricky conditions to secure pole position for Formula E’s Berlin E-Prix opening race.
Despite a 40-minute delay and changing circumstances, Evans held onto pole position, showcasing his skill in adverse conditions.
