P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Pascal Wehrlein took Pole Position for the Mexico City E-Prix, heading-up a first-ever Tag Heuer Porsche Formula E front row, ahead of team-mate Antonio Felix da Costa.
The German team displayed impressive performance throughout the qualifying session, securing the top two grid positions with Wehrlein narrowly beating da Costa. Jean-Eric Vergne and Oliver Rowland followed in third and fourth places respectively. The grid also featured Mitch Evans, Maximilian Guenther, Jake Dennis, and Edoardo Mortara on rows three and four. Zane Maloney and Sam Bird completed the top 10 on the starting grid.
Pascal Wehrlein claimed the Pole Position for the Mexico City E-Prix, with Evans, Rowland, Buemi, and Mortara closely trailing behind him. However, Buemi was later disqualified due to a technical infraction, promoting Mortara. The rapidly drying track led to changes in lap times, with Guenther eventually securing the fastest time before the Duels phase.
In the Duels phase, Rowland outperformed Evans, while Wehrlein comfortably defeated Mortara. Due to a deleted time, Vergne replaced Cassidy in the head-to-head phase. The first duel showcased Rowland’s victory over Evans by a significant margin. The second duel saw Wehrlein outshine Mortara, securing his spot in the semi-finals.
Overall, the qualifying period was filled with intense competition and dramatic moments, setting the stage for an exciting race ahead.
