Formula E

At the rookie test after the Berlin ePrix, Kunal Shah sat down with Mahindra Racing’s new Team Principal, Frederic Bertrand for an honest chat . First, his plans to resurrect Mahindra Racing’s form on-track. And second, his plans with Jehan Daruvala, the team’s current test and reserve driver.

Jean-Eric Vergne could not have asked for a better result in this year's Swiss E-Prix as his hard-fought victory has earned him 28 valuable points (3 extra points for taking the Julius Baer Pole Position), adding his points tally up to a total of 132 points

Folks from Team Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler held their heads high as the German constructor claimed its second consecutive home victory at this year's Berlin E-Prix. This time though, the top spot on the podium was bagged by Lucas di Grassi.

After producing eight different race winners from its eight previous rounds, the ABB FIA Formula E championship witnessed something much familiar in its ninth round, the Monaco E-Prix. Reigning champion Jean-Eric Vergne (DS Techeetah) won his second race of the season with Monaco E-Prix win.

After point-less finishes in the previous three rounds, DS Techeetah's Vergne pulls one out of the hat in China; Mahindra Racing manage a dual point-scoring finish in the sixth round of the championship.

Despite crossing the finish line in first, Envision Virgin Racing's Sam Bird could not hold on to his controversial victory as stewards handed him a five-second post-race penalty for unfair contact with DS Techeetah's Andre Lotterer.

The Mexico E-Prix witnessed some nail-biting action as race leader Pascal Wehrlein (Mahindra Racing) ran out of power just metres away from the finish line which allowed Lucas di Grassi (Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler) to clinch the victory at the last second.

Mahindra Racing's Pascal Wehrlein secured a third consecutive podium finish for the team at the Santiago E-Prix while Sam Bird of Envision Virgin Racing won the E-Prix. Here's how the action unfolded.

Mahindra Racing was able to secure its first win of the season as Jerome d'Ambrosio secured a thrilling win in one of the most manic races of the Formula E history; this was d'Ambrosio's first win in his five-year Formula E career

While Antonio Felix Da Costa of BMW i Andretti Motorsport scored a win in the opening Ad Diriyah E-Prix, Mahindra Racing's Jerome d'Ambrosio secured a podium finish in the 2019 season opener