In Puebla, Mexico, in the fourth double weekend of 2021 in the Formula E World Cup, the Portuguese driver finished eighth in this season’s ePrix in sixth, taking points from his most direct opponents in the championship, and on top of the championship. The ranking accelerated from fourth to second place with 60 points, only two points behind the first, Robin Frijns (Virgin), who finished 18th.

The defending champion of the electric single-seat championship made an exciting comeback in the 45-minute race (another lap), having qualified for 11th place. In Mexico, Pascal Wehrlein (Porsche) was first on the checkered flag, but the German driver and team, due to a technical infraction, were disqualified from the ePrix. Thus, Lucas di Grassi won the Audi, ahead of his colleague Rene Rast. In third place is Edoardo Mortara (Venturi).

Tomorrow, also in Puebla, the Race of the Nine Worlds.

consequences

1.º Lucas di Grassi, Audi, 28 laps

2.º Rene Rast, Audi, 0.497 p

3.º Edoardo Mortara, Venturi, a 2,774 seconds

4. Alexander Sims, Mahindra, 10,443 seconds

5.º Jake Dennis, BMW i 11473 seconds

6.º Antonio Felix da Costa, DS Techeetah, at 11,624 seconds

7.º Stoffel Vandoorne, Mercedes-EQ, 12,022 seconds

8.º Mitch Evans, Jaguar, 12351 seconds

9.º Nick de Vries, Mercedes-Benz EQ 12936 seconds

10- Alex Lane, Mahindra, A 13.548 seconds

11. Oliver Turvy NIO 14.548 seconds

12.º Maximilian Günther, BMW I, a 15257 s

13.º Tom Blomqvist, NIO, at 15,442 seconds

14. Norman Natto, Venturi, in 15,756 seconds

15. Sergio Set Camara, The Dragon, in 16,971 seconds

16.º Sebastien Buemi, April, 17.127 seconds

17- Robin Frijns, Virgin, A 17924 B.C.

18. Joel Ericson, Dragon, 18285 BC

Oliver Rowland (Nissan), Sam Bird (Jaguar), Jean-Eric Vergne (DS Techeetah), Nick Cassidy (Virgin), Pascal Wehrlein (Porsche) and Andre Lotterer (Porsche) either withdrew or did not finish the classification.