Monaco E-Prix 2025 Recap: Formula E’s Crown Jewel Delivers Again

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The 2025 Monaco E-Prix delivered a double-header weekend full of energy, strategy, and electric thrills. With its tight corners and iconic cityscape, Monaco once again proved why it’s the crown jewel of Formula E.

Racing legends and rising stars battled on the historic circuit, with standout wins from Oliver Rowland and Sébastien Buemi marking major shifts in the season standings.

Rowland And Buemi Shine

Oliver Rowland delivered a commanding performance in the first race of the Monaco E-Prix 2025. He maintained consistent pace and executed clean overtakes, securing the win with precision.

Sébastien Buemi followed up with an equally strong drive in Race 2, managing energy efficiently and navigating Monaco’s tight layout to finish on the podium.

As highlighted in the following post, Rowland’s victory capped an intense day of racing, with atmosphere and imagery that matched the event’s electric performance:

Gen3 Evo Takes The Stage

The Gen3 Evo made its competitive debut at the 2025 Monaco E-Prix, introducing improved acceleration and energy efficiency. The updated design drew attention for its performance on Formula E’s most iconic circuit.

Drivers praised the car’s responsiveness, especially in Monaco’s tight corners. A lighter chassis and refined balance contributed to smoother handling throughout the weekend.

As shown in the video of the Monaco circuit, the track’s sharp turns and elevation changes put the Gen3 Evo’s upgrades to the test:

Championship Heats Up

The 2025 Monaco E-Prix brought major changes to the championship standings. With consistent performances and strong finishes, drivers like Nick Cassidy and Jake Hughes climbed the rankings at a critical point in the season.

After Monaco, Cassidy leads with 112 points, followed by Hughes with 105 and Jean-Éric Vergne close behind at 98. The gap between top contenders is razor-thin.

The following video of the race captures the full grid, twisting circuit, and crowd energy—showcasing just how intense this round truly was: