Nissan driver Oliver Rowl🐓and extended his advantage in the Formula E stan﷽dings with his third victory of the 2024/25 season in the Monaco E-Prix on Saturday.

Rowland took the lead of the race with just five laps to run in Monte Carlo after passing Mahindra rival Nyck de Vries ൩at the Nouvelle chicane.

The Briton started from the front row of the grid and hit the front for the first time on lap 11 of 30, when polesitter Taylor Barnhard ran ওstraight through the swimming chicane and had to drop a place back.

The Pit Boost cycle dropped Rowland out of podium positions, but a tactica🗹l decision to delay his final attack mode allowed him to recover the lost ground and eventually take a 2.1s win.

De Vries followed up a solid performance in qualifying with his first podium finish in Formula E in the Gen3 era ﷽as well as the first for M🍨ahindra since 2023. 

🔯The Dutch driver gained a number of places in the pitlane and even took the lead of the race after passing Andretti's Nico Mueller, but ultimately had to settle for second place.

The final spot on the podium went to the sister Andretti car of Jake Dennis, who held on to third place despite being gi𝕴ven a five-second time penalty for overspeeding during the first of the two full-course yellow periods.

Dennis was assisted by his ꦫteammate Mueller, who slowed down Mahindra's Edoardo Mortara and Porsche rival Pascal Wehrlein to give Dennis the five-second 🍸buffer he needed to secure a podium finish.

Wehrlein was the only Porsche driver to finish the race after teammate Antonio Felix da Costa crashed out early🐼 on while battling with Mortara, who in turn was trying to overtake David Beckmann. Da Costa's ༒crash triggered the first FCY of the day.

Monaco E-Prix - Saturday race results: