Jean-Eric Vergne and Maximilian Gunther displayed strong performance on the Indonesian circuit but were unable to secure points due to racing incidents.
Monaco will now feature two races, whereas Jakarta has transitioned to a single E-Prix this season, with a 38-lap format and increased 38.5 kWh energy allowance to suit the Gen3 EVOs.
Maximilian Gunther earned a victory in Shanghai, making him part of a exclusive group of drivers to win races with three different teams, including DS Penske.
Both DS Penske drivers arrived in Jakarta with track experience and promising results, with Gunther achieving pole position and a victory, and Vergne securing points with a 5th place finish.
During qualifying, Vergne excelled in Group A while Gunther faced challenges in Group B, ultimately leading to a strategic race for both drivers in terms of energy management and race tactics on the twisty Indonesian circuit.
