The Porsche outfit was ho🌠oked up to the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit in Mexico City with both Wehrlein and Andre Lotterer progressingಌ to the semi-finals stage in qualifying.

Lotterer was defeated by current Formula E championship leader Edoa🦂rdo Mortara, leaving the German frustrated with his effort, costing Porsche a front-row l♏ockout. 

With 𝔉Wehrlein and Mortara going head-to-head for pole pos🦋ition, the latter was ahead for the first half of the lap.

The lap we🔜nt away from the Venturi driver in the tri꧃cky, low-speed stadium section as Wehrlein gained ground.

With Mortara struggling for grip, he lost con🌸trol of his car on the run to the finish line, setting a 1m07.373s.

⛦This allowed Wehrlein to secure pole position - the third in his Formula E career.

Wehrlein will s🍌tart from pole ahead♑ of Mortara and Lotterer.

Jean-Eric Vergne secured fourth on the grid after losing out to W✃ehrlein in 🐭the semi-final.

Anton💖io Felix da Costa rounded out the top five after losing out to teammate Vergne in the quarter-finals.

Nyck de Vries will start sixth after losing to Lotterer in the duels, while Robin Frijns and Stoffel Vandoorne completed the top eight after being defeated by♈ Mortara and Wehrlein respectively.

Nick Cassidy makes it two Envision Racing cars in the top 10 in ninth, while Maximil♕ian Günther rounded out the top 10 in Mexico.

Click here for the full qualifying results for the 2022 Mexico 𒐪City E-Prix