The Mahindra driver had his best race of the season during Formula E’s inaugural visit to Japan this weekend after qualifying an impressive third. Having taken second off the line from eventual race winner Maximilian Guenther, Mortara gradually slipped back in the pack but still crossed the line in sixth to register his and the team’s first points of the season.
” Edoardo Mortara, Mahindra Racing Photo by: Sam Bloxham / Motorsport Images The tight, twisty confines of the street circuit used in Tokyo meant overtaking opportunities were few and far between, aiding Mortara’s attempts to stay towards the front of the field. But an overall slow race pace meant the pack was bunched for the entirety of the 35-lap contest, putting Mortara at risk of losing places when activating both Attack Modes. “It was a difficult day.
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