This weekend marks the first time that the infamous Monaco circuit will host a double-header for the Formula E series. The Principality has played host to Formula E racing every other year since 2015, with additional appearances in 2017, 2019, and now annually since 2021. Dubbed the Monaco E-Prix, the race was initially held on a 12-turn, shortened version of the F1 circuit. However, in 2021, it began being held on the Circuit de Monaco with all 19 turns.

The double-header will be held May 3-4, where Mitch Evans looks to defend his 2024 win and earn his 14th career victory. His victory in 2024 marked the first 1-2 finish for Jaguar TCS Racing with teammate Nick Cassidy’s P.2 spot.

On the other hand, standings leader Oliver Rowland is looking for his third victory of Season 11 and to make up for the single point earned in the US at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Currently, Rowland holds a 15-point advantage in his Nissan over TAG Heuer Porsche’s Antonio Da Costa in P.2.

You can watch Rounds 6 and 7 of the weekend on CBS or Roku in the US.

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