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Formula E: Porsche’s Pascal Wehrlein, André Lautner Clinch One-Two at Mexico City E-Prix

February 14, 2022
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Pascal Wehrlein leads home Andre Lauter in a historic one-two for the TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E team in Mexico City in Round 3.


Formula E: Porsche’s Pascal Wehrlein, André Lautner Clinch One-Two at Mexico City E-Prix

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Pascal Wehrlein leads home Andre Lauterer in a historic one-two for the TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E team.

Pascal Wehrlein led home Andre Lauterer in a historic one-two for the TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E team in Mexico City for Round 3, the pair finished nine seconds out of the pack, and both driver and team won the ABB FIA Won first. Formula E World Championship. Porsche executed the perfect race, with Wehrlein quickly defeating ROKiT Venturi Racing leader Edoardo Mortara, moving on to the Julius Baer pole position award. The pair briefly fell in the pack behind Swiss-Italian and DS TECHEETAH racer Jean-Eric Vergne, but gained an energy advantage over the rest, matching the pace of the leaders.

In the final 15 minutes, Wehrlein and Lautner picked their moment and sent Vergne and then Mortara to the lead, and from there, the Stuttgart producer guided in both speed and energy management. According to the checkered flag, Wehrlein and Lautner had nine seconds to spare and were able to soak in the admiration of the thousands of fans who packed the famous Foro Sol stadium as they toured the finish line – more than making amends in Puebla. To heartbreak last season.

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In the final 15 minutes, Wehrlein (C) and Lautner (L) picked their moment and sent Vergne and then Mortara to the lead.

Vergne was able to move DS TECHEETAH to third place, with teammate da Costa finishing fourth after several skirmishes. Mortara did enough to retain the Drivers’ World Championship lead with fifth – more marginal on energy than the Venturi Porsche and DS ‘as the race wore on. The defending champion of Mercedes-EQ, Nyck de Vries slipped to sixth place, one second ahead of Envision Racing’s Robin Frijns. Sebastian Buemi of Nissan E.Dams showed a strong turn this time, taking eighth more points, ahead of teammates Maximilian Gunther and Jake Dennis from Avalanche Andretti. Mortara took a five-point lead over de Vries in the Drivers’ standings, with Wehrlein moving up to third place with a Round 3 race win.

For Mahindra Racing, it was quite a disappointing weekend, as the two free practice sessions saw Oliver Rowland set fifteenth and eight fastest laps, respectively, and Alexander Sims nineteenth and seventeenth. Later that day, the pair went out for qualifying, with Alex missing the duels by only 0.03 seconds. Oliver, who made it to both duels in Saudi Arabia, also had to pull out of the new knock-out event this time around. While the race ended early for Sims who touched the wall, Oliver took a gamble with energy consumption and Britt heroically pushed through the pack to climb to eight. However, the offensive strategy did not work when the leader forced an extra lap, and he dropped back to sixteenth before the checkered flag.

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It was a very disappointing weekend for Mahindra Racing.

The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship continues with Rounds 4 and 5 on April 9-10, 2022 in Rome, Italy.

Overall ABB FIA Formula E World Championship Drivers’ Standing After Round 3:

1. Edoardo Mortara Rokit Venturi Racing 43 points

2. Nyck De Vries Mercedes-EQ Formula E Team 38 Points

3. Pascal Wehrlein Tag Heuer Porsche Formula E Team 30 Points

14. Oliver Rowland Mahindra Racing 4 Points

19. Alexander Sims Mahindra Racing 0 points

Overall ABB FIA Formula E World Championship Constructors’ Trophy standings after Round 3:

1. Rokit Venturi Racing 68 Points

2. Mercedes-EQ Formula E Team 66 Points

3. Tag Heuer Porsche Formula E Team 60 Points

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9. Mahindra Racing 4 Points

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