In an extraordinary finish, Brazilian Lucas di Grassi denied Mahindra’s Pascal Wehrlin to claim his first win of the season in the action-packed Mexico ePrix. Starting from the pole position, Pascal Wehrlein led the entirety of the race. The German-Mauritian driver snatched the pole position with a lap time of 59.347, over three tenths clear of the second-placed Lucas di Grassi. As the lights went out, Pascal Wehrlein managed to held his lead. However, taking advantage of the chaos around the tight first bend, Oliver Rowland moved from fourth on the grid to second. The Briton’s bold manoeuvre could have ended in tears, but di Grassi was generous and swerved to the left, avoiding a...
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