Monaco hosts double‑header Formula E races as Citroën and Nissan target podiums

The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship will hold rounds 9 and 10 on the streets of Monaco this weekend, featuring a 3.337‑km, 19‑corner circuit. Citroën Racing enters the event with drivers Nick Cassidy, the 2023 Monaco E‑Prix winner who also secured a podium in 2024, and two‑time champion Jean‑Éric Vergne, both confident after a recent Berlin podium. The team highlighted the importance of the "home" race and aims to convert strong pace into points.

Nissan Formula E Team arrives with Oliver Rowland, who has consistently finished on the podium, and Norman Nato, who added a fifth‑place finish in the Sunday race. After a solid performance in Berlin, Nissan emphasizes maintaining momentum, adapting to Monaco’s narrow streets and the limited Attack Mode activations – a single activation on Saturday and two on Sunday. Both teams stress the technical difficulty of the circuit and the need for precision to capitalize on qualifying positions and race strategy.