Rowland snatches second Monaco E-Prix pole as rain causes chaos

Rowland snatches second Monaco E-Prix pole as rain causes chaos

Oliver Rowland secured pole position for the second Monaco E-Prix after the final qualifying round was canceled due to rain chaos and the disqualification of both DS Penske drivers' times. Rowland dominated his semifinal against Nyck de Vries, while Jean-Eric Vergne and Maximilian Guenther struggled with grip and had their times invalidated by track errors. Rowland expressed his excitement for the upcoming race, indicating he could adapt to eith…

Monaco E-Prix: Oliver Rowland on pole after track limit penalties hand him top spot

Oliver Rowland took pole position for Race 2 of the Monaco E-Prix after both his potential final opponents had their laps deleted after driving over track limits. In a rain-soaked session, the Brit, who took victory in Race 1 yesterday, is in a prime position to extend his lead in the World Championship by even more. Rowland was due to meet either one of the DS Penske duo: Max Guenther or Jean-Eric Vergne but with both jumping the chicane in the…

Oliver Rowland claims strangest-ever Formula E pole in wet red-flagged Monaco qualifying

Oliver Rowland will start the seventh round of the Formula E season – the second Monaco E-Prix – from pole position.

Oliver Rowland Extends Championship Lead At 2025 Monaco E

Nissan’s Oliver Rowland picked his way through a frenetic closing third of the 2025 Monaco E-Prix Round 6 to drive to a dominant win over Mahindra Racing’s Nyck de Vries and Andretti’s Jake Dennis.Oliver Rowland of Nissan Formula E Team achieved his first victory on the iconic Monaco street circuit, marking his third win in the initial six races of the 2024/25 season. This impressive performance translates to a 50% win rate and has further exten…

The Nissan driver secured a prestigious victory in the Principality by winning the first race of the weekend after a stunning finish.

Oliver Rowland tastes victory in first part of Monaco e-Prix double-header - Monaco Life

Oliver Rowland continued his dominant form in the first of two back-to-back Monaco e-Prixs, which for the first time, included the new Pit Boost rule, shaking up an exciting race on the streets of Monte-Carlo. Earlier in the day, Taylor Barnard, who became the youngest ever Formula E driver when he replaced an injured Sam Bird at last season’s Monaco e-Prix, became the youngest driver to put his car on pole after Rowland put his car in the wall …