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Antonio Felix da Costa has won the first Misano E-Prix in this weekend’s double-header, the same week that speculation around
Portuguese driver Antonio Felix da Costa showcased his skills and experience by executing a perfect strategy, securing his first win of the season and becoming the sixth different winner in six races. Oliver Rowland from Nissan finished a close second, while Jake Dennis from Andretti claimed the final podium spot starting from 18th place. Max Günther from Maserati MSG Racing finished fourth to stay in the title race, with Mitch Evans unable to challenge for the win and finishing sixth behind Dan Ticktum. Pascal Wehrlein and Nick Cassidy faced troubles with both colliding with Jean-Eric Vergne, leading to Cassidy’s retirement and Wehrlein finishing 19th. The race in Misano was described as “MADNESS” with intense on-track actions and surprises unfolding throughout, creating an unpredictable and thrilling event for both drivers and fans.
The race at Misano Circuit saw Mitch Evans taking an early lead from pole position but chaos ensued soon after, with multiple cars battling for position in a peloton-style race. Sébastien Buemi and Nick Cassidy were among the early leaders before incidents with Vergne affected their race. Antonio Felix da Costa emerged as a frontrunner, with Sam Bird and Jake Hughes also making strategic moves. Despite challenges and penalties, drivers like Max Günther and Jake Dennis showed strong performances, while incidents and punctures affected several contenders. The race unfolded with constant lead changes and surprises, emphasizing the importance of strategic maneuvering and energy management in Formula E racing.
