The Monaco E-Prix stands as the pinnacle event of the Formula E calendar, and this year, the spotlight shines on the four Porsche 99X Electric race cars as they take on the legendary Grand Prix circuit in the Principality. Spearheaded by drivers Pascal Wehrlein and Jake Dennis, both tied on points at the summit of the drivers’ world championship standings, the TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team is poised for an electrifying showdown.
With Wehrlein securing victories in Mexico and Misano and Dennis claiming the top spot in Saudi Arabia, the competition is fierce. Porsche leads the charge for the Manufacturers’ Trophy with an impressive three wins from seven races.
Joining Wehrlein and Dennis on the challenging 3.3-kilometre circuit are António Félix da Costa and Norman Nato, completing the formidable Porsche lineup for the Monaco E-Prix, which shares the same track as Formula 1.
Ahead of the Monaco E-Prix, Florian Modlinger, Director Factory Motorsport Formula E, emphasized the significance of iconic venues like Monaco in the Formula E calendar. He expressed determination for Porsche to continue their strong performance in Monaco, highlighting the need for meticulous preparation given the tight schedule.
Pascal Wehrlein, Porsche works driver (#94), emphasized the importance of finding the right setup for Monaco’s unique challenges, noting the balance needed for fast corners and tight turns like Rascasse. He acknowledged the heightened competition in Monaco, where every driver pushes to the limit in pursuit of victory.
António Félix da Costa, Porsche works driver (#13), reflected on the team’s positive momentum from recent races and expressed excitement for the Monaco E-Prix. Recalling his 2021 victory from pole position, he highlighted the uniqueness of Monaco, where all sessions from practice to race unfold in a single day, posing a challenge for all competitors.
As the Monaco E-Prix beckons, anticipation builds for an exhilarating showcase of speed, skill, and strategy on the iconic streets of the Principality.
