Stoffel Vandoorne finishes ninth in the Monaco ePrix

He beat his compatriot Mitch Evans (Jaguar TCS Racing) and the Briton Jake Dennis (Avalenche Andretti). Frenchman Sacha Fenestraz (Nissan), who had started from pole, finished fourth. Last year, Vandoorne took victory in Monaco on his way to his world title. This year he never competed for the prizes. Due to a tire pressure violation in qualifying, 31-year-old Vanndoorne from Rumbeke had to start 22nd and last on the starting grid. In the World Cup standings, Cassidy (121 pts) takes over the lead from the German Pascal Wehrlein (TAG Heuer Porsche), who only crossed the finish line eleventh in the principality and thus fell outside the points. Wehrlein has 100 points. Vandoorne gets two points and is eleventh in the standings with 28 points.