P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Edoardo Mortara cut a frustrated figure after a chaotic second race at the Berlin E-Prix that saw him leave without a strong points finish. The Formula E grid delivered one of its trademark pack races. Positions changed constantly, and strategy dictated everything. Mortara was right in the middle of it. He climbed from 10th on […]
Edoardo Mortara was frustrated after the chaotic second race at the Berlin E-Prix, as he failed to secure strong points. Despite starting 10th, Mortara climbed into the lead group but struggled with energy management and strategy. The race was defined by unpredictability, with constant position changes and tight pack racing.
Mortara admitted that his team was on the back foot in terms of strategy, which cost them valuable points. While he briefly led the race, it was not intentional or well-controlled. Ultimately, he missed out on a podium finish, unlike rivals Mitch Evans and Oliver Rowland who surged through the grid. Despite the missed opportunities, all eyes are now on Monaco for the next race.
