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Oliver Rowland secured third place after a chaotic and strategy-heavy Berlin E-Prix, as late Attack Mode moves and energy management defined the outcome, but felt like he could have achieved more. Energy proved decisive in the closing stages, and when asked by Motorsport Week, Rowland admitted small margins made the difference between victory and a […]
After a chaotic Berlin E-Prix, Oliver Rowland secured third place but felt he could have done better due to late Attack Mode moves and energy management determining the outcome.
Rowland emphasized the importance of energy and admitted that small margins made the difference between victory and a podium finish, citing a 3% energy difference between competitors.
He acknowledged the impact of strategy and energy efficiency, noting that staying clear of fighting opponents allowed the winner, Nico Mueller, to be more efficient.
Rowland highlighted the challenges faced due to strategic decisions around Pit Boost and Attack Mode, where his driver input played a crucial role.
Despite missing out on victory, Rowland found positives in his strong qualifying performance and aimed to build on this momentum in upcoming races for better results.
