P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Mitch Evans set the pace in the opening practice session for the Monaco E-Prix as Jaguar-powered cars swept the top-three positions. His best time of 1m 30.414 was 0.299s quicker than Envision Raci…
Mitch Evans led the way in the Monaco E-Prix practice session, with Jaguar cars dominating the top three spots. He clocked a best time of 1m 30.414, beating Robin Frijns by 0.299s and Nick Cassidy by 0.393s. The top five was separated by just over a second, with Jake Hughes and Jake Dennis following closely behind. Antonio Felix da Costa of TAG Heuer Porsche was sixth, with Mahindra drivers Mortara and de Vries in seventh and eighth.
Norman Nato and Sebastien Buemi of Andretti completed the top 10, with Maximilian Guenther in 11th for Maserati MSG Racing. Former champions Lucas de Grassi and Stoffel Vandoorne finished 12th and 13th, with Pascal Wehrlein and Dan Ticktum in 14th and 15th. Oliver Rowland spun but maintained 16th ahead of Nico Mueller and Jean-Eric Vergne.
Sacha Fenestraz, Jehan Daruvala, and Sam Bird faced challenges in the session, finishing 19th, 20th, and 21st respectively. An incident with an advertising board caused a red flag briefly. The last spot was held by Sergio Sette Camara, more than 11 seconds adrift from the leader.
