Statistics for each driver that has competed in the 2017-18 FIA Formula E series season, heading into the fifth round of the season, the Mexico ePrix, on Saturday at the
17-turn, 2.092-kilometer Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City. Not all of the drivers listed are expected to compete. This will
be the third Formula E race at Mexico City.
Jean-Eric Vergne –
No. 25, Techeetah
- Took points lead with victory in most recent race at
Santiago, Chile, jumping from third to first
- 2018 season: 4 races, 1 win, 2 podiums, season-best 55
laps led, completed all 158 laps (one of eight drivers to do so), points leader
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, 1 podium (2nd in 2016-17
race), one top 10, zero laps led
- Formula E career: 35 races, 2 wins, 11 podiums, 6 pole
positions, led seven races (including three of the last five) for 93 total laps
Felix Rosenqvist –
No. 19, Mahindra Racing
- Only driver to win multiple races this season (two), and
led the points standings after victory in Morocco
- 2018 season: 4 races, 2 wins (Hong Kong #2 and Morocco),
two podiums, six laps led in two races (won both of them), completed every lap
this season, second in points standings
- Career at Mexico City: 1 race, best finish of 16th
(2016-17), crashed with two laps remaining in last year’s race, led zero laps
- Formula E career: 16 races, 3 wins, 7 podiums, 4 pole
positions, led eight races for 137 laps
Sam Bird – No. 2,
DS Virgin Racing
- 2018 season: 4 races, 1 win, two podiums, four top fives,
led points standings after first two races (win at Hong Kong #1 and fifth at
Hong Kong #2), led two races for 24 laps
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, 1 podium (3rd in 2016-17
race), two top 10s, zero laps led
- Formula E career: 37 races, 6 wins, 11 podiums, 4 pole
positions, led 11 races for 168 laps
Sebastien Buemi –
No. 9, Renault E.Dams
- All-time series leader in victories (12) still seeking
first win of 2017-18 season, despite two podium finishes
- 2018 season: 4 races, 2 podiums (best finish of second at
Morocco), three top 10s, completed all 158 laps, led one race for 28 laps
(Morocco)
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, 1 podium (2nd in 2015-16
race), one top 10, zero laps led
- Formula E career: 35 races, 12 wins, 19 podiums, 9 pole
positions, led 14 races for 403 laps (all series records other than number of
races run)
Nelson Piquet Jr.
– No. 3, Panasonic Jaguar Racing
- 2014-15/inaugural series champion still looking for first
victory since winning title
- 2018 season: 4 races, two top fives (fourth at Hong Kong
#1 and Morocco), three top 10s, completed all 158 laps, led zero laps
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, one top 10 (best finish of
ninth in 2016-17 race), zero laps led
- Formula E career: 37 races, 2 wins, five podiums, one pole
position, led nine races for 108 laps (last race led was 2016-17 season opener
at Hong Kong)
Eduardo Mortara –
No. 4, Venturi Formula E Team
- 2018 season/Formula E career: 4 races, one podium (best
finish of second in Hong Kong #2), two top 10s, led one race (Hong Kong #2) for
40 laps
- Career at Mexico City: Has not competed
Mitch Evans – No. 20,
Panasonic Jaguar Racing
- 2018 season: 4 races, one podium (best finish of third in
Hong Kong #2), two top 10s, led zero laps
- Career at Mexico City: 1 race, one top five (finished
fourth in 2016-17 race), led zero laps
- Formula E career: 16 races, one podium, six top 10s, led
zero races
Nick Heidfeld –
No. 23, Mahindra Racing
- 2018 season: 4 races, one podium (best finish of third in
Hong Kong #1), two top 10s, led zero laps
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, one top 10 (finished
eighth in 2016-17 race), led zero laps
- Formula E career: 36 races, eight podiums (all third-place
finishes, most recently at 2017-18 season opener at Hong Kong), led four races
for 11 laps (hasn’t led a lap since 2015-16 race at Long Beach, California)
Andre Lotterer –
No. 18, Techeetah
- 2018 season/Formula E career: 4 races, one podium (first
career podium at most recent race at Santiago, Chile), one top 10, zero laps
led
- Career at Mexico City: Has not competed
Daniel Abt – No. 66,
Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler
- Only driver to compete in every Formula E race and not win
- 2018 season: 4 races, one top-five (best finish of fifth
at Hong Kong #1), completed all but 26 laps (withdrew from Santiago race after
completing 11 of 37 laps)
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, finished seventh in both,
zero laps led
- Formula E career: 37 races, four podiums (best finish of
second twice, with most recent runner-up and podium finish at London during
2015-16 season), one pole, led five races for 42 laps
Antonio Felix da
Costa – No. 28, MS&AD Andretti Formula E
- 2018 season: 4 races, two top 10s (best finish of sixth at
Hong Kong #1), completed all 158 laps, led two races for two laps (one lap in
each Hong Kong race)
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, best finish of 17th
(2015-16 race), led zero laps
- Formula E career: 33 races, 1 win (2014-15 at Buenos
Aires, Argentina), 1 podium, led three races for a total of four laps
Nicolas Prost –
No. 8, Renault E.Dams
- 2018 season: 4 races, 4 top 10s (best finish of eighth at
Hong Kong #2), completed all 158 laps, led 0 laps, scored points in every race
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, 1 podium (finished third
in 2015-16 race), two top fives, led one lap in 2016-17 race, started second in
2015-16 race
- Formula E career: 37 races, 3 wins (most recently won
2015-16 season finale in London, sweeping doubleheader), 5 podiums, 2 pole
positions, led seven races for 95 laps
Oliver Turvey –
No. 16, Nio Formula E Team
- 2018 season: 4 races, one top 10 (best finish of sixth at
Hong Kong #2), finished three of four races, led zero laps
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, best finish of 11th
(2015-16 race), one pole position (2016-17 race), led two races for 13 laps
(led opening 12 laps of last year’s race before battery problems forced him to
retire from the lead)
- Formula E career: 28 races, best finish of sixth three
times (most recently at 2017-18 Hong Kong #2 race), led two races for 13 laps
(both at Mexico City)
Jose Maria Lopez –
No. 6, Dragon Racing
- 2018 season: 2 races, 1 top 10 (best finish of sixth at Morocco),
led zero laps
- Career at Mexico City: 1 race, finished sixth in 2016-17
race after leading 13 laps (only race led in career)
- Formula E career: 12 races, 2 podiums (best finish of
second at 2016-17 Paris), led one race for 13 laps
Alex Lynn – No. 36,
DS Virgin Racing
- 2018 season: 4 races, 3 top 10s (best finish of eighth at
Hong Kong #1), led zero laps, finished three of four races
- Career at Mexico City: Has not competed
- Formula E career: 6 races, best finish of eighth (2017-18
Hong Kong #1), led zero laps, 1 pole position (came in series debut at 2016-17
Brooklyn #1)
Maro Engel – No. 5,
Venturi Formula E Team
- 2018 season: 4 races, 1 top 10 (best finish of seventh at
Hong Kong #2), led zero laps, finished three of four races
- Career at Mexico City: 1 race, finished 17th in 2016-17
race (lost power and completed 38 of 45 laps)
- Formula E career: 15 races, best finish of fifth (2016-17
race in Monte Carlo), four top 10s, led zero laps
Jerome D’Ambrosio
– No. 7, Dragon Racing
- 2018 season: 4 races, 1 top 10 (best finish of eighth at
Santiago), led zero laps, finished three of four races
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, 1 win (2015-16 race, led
22 laps), 1 podium, led one race for 22 laps
- Formula E career: 37 races, 2 wins, 6 podiums (best recent
pole in 2015-16 finale at London), two pole positions, led 3 races for 30 laps
Tom Blomqvist –
No. 27, MS&AD Andretti Formula E
- 2018 season/Formula E career: 2 races, 1 top 10 (finished
eighth in series debut at Morocco), completed both races, led zero laps
- Career at Mexico City: Has not competed
Luca Filippi – No.
68, Nio Formula E Team
- 2018 season/Formula E career: 4 races, 1 top 10 (finished
10th in series debut at Hong Kong #1)
- Career at Mexico City: Has not competed
Lucas di Grassi –
No. 1, Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler
- Defending race winner at Mexico City, leading a race-high
19 laps despite starting 15th
- 2018 season: 4 races, best finish of 14th (Hong Kong, Race
#2), led zero laps, completed every lap of a race only once (Hong Kong #2)
- Career at Mexico City: 2 races, 1 win, 1 podium, 1 top 10,
led two races for 39 laps, disqualified in 2015 race after car was found to be
below legal weight limit (had finished first)
- Formula E career: 37 races, 6 wins, 20 podiums, 3 pole
positions, led 12 career races for 217 laps
Kamui Kobayashi –
No. 27, MS&AD Andretti Formula E
- 2018 season/Formula E career: 2 races, best finish of 15th
in series debut at Hong Kong #1
- Career at Mexico City: Has not competed
Neel Jani – No. 6,
Dragon Racing
- 2018 season/Formula E career: 2 races, best finish of 18th
in both races at Hong Kong
- Career at Mexico City: Has not competed
Notes of Interest
- Eight drivers who have competed in at least one of this
season’s Formula E races have competed in at least one Formula 1 World
Championship race: Nick Heidfeld (183); Kamui Kobayashi (73); Jean-Eric Vergne
(55); Sebastien Buemi (55); Nelson Piquet Jr. (28); Jerome D’Ambrosio (20);
Lucas di Grassi (18); and Andre Lotterer (1).
- Sebastien Buemi leads all drivers in victories with 12.
- The top three drivers in the points standings this season
have all won races: Jean-Eric Vergne (1), Felix Rosenqvist (2) and Sam Bird
(1).
- Oliver Turvey and Jose Maria Lopez have led the only laps
of their careers at Mexico City.
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