Both Karun Chandhok and Bruno Senna are looking to put a disappointing Monaco ePrix behind them and compete for points at the next round in Berlin. At the Principality, Chandhok was unable to improve from a poor qualifying position, whilst Senna's race ended early in dramatic fashion as his car was thrown skywards when he collided with the back of Daniel Abt's car on lap one. As a result, the team left the event without a point for the second time this season. However, both drivers have expressed their desire to move on from the tough race. 'After Monaco, we’re looking forward to putting the race behind us and focusing on Berlin,' said Chandhok. 'Having driven the circuit on the...
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