DS Techeetah's reigning champion Antonio Felix Da Costa took his first Formula E win of the season in Monaco as Robin Frijns took the overall lead in the all-electric series on Saturday. Jaguar's Mitch Evans had led into the final lap but the New Zealander lost out to Da Costa at the exit to the tunnel and then dropped to third when Frijns also went past at the finish for Envision Virgin Racing. Frijns has 62 points to Mercedes driver Nyck de Vries's 57 and Evans' 54, with the top six drivers separated by just 14 points after seven rounds. 'How many lead changes did we have in a Monaco E-Prix? That never happens in any other racing series,' said Da Costa of a race that used the same layout...
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