A Kiwi counter-offensive from Nick Cassidy and Mitch Evans left Jake Dennis under fire after the opener in the RomeEPrix double-header, but his FormulaE title fortunes transformed on Sunday. ⬇️Here's what happened in Italy.
On a weekend when Formula E championship rivals collided, a multi-car accident wiped out nearly half the field and a clear title favourite emerged after a virtuoso performance, it was fitting that with its gladiatorial heritage, Rome should prove to
be the venue.has not claimed this year’s title just yet, the Briton firmly placed one hand on the crown after his performance across the scorching Rome E-Prix double-header, despite at one stage losing the championship lead he held coming into the event.
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Dennis hails Rome Formula E victory as "perfect day"Jake Dennis has hailed his victory in the second Rome E-Prix this weekend as \u201cthe perfect day\u201d after taking back the lead in the Formula E championship.\u00a0
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Rome E-Prix: Dennis takes provisional pole against title rival CassidyJake Dennis beat championship rival Nick Cassidy to provisional pole for this weekend\u2019s second Rome E-Prix but remains under investigation by the Formula E stewards for impeding earlier in qualifying.\u00a0
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Rome E-Prix: Dennis takes provisional pole against title rival Cassidy.JakeDennis19 beat championship rival NickCassidy_ to provisional pole for this weekend’s second RomeEPrix but remains under investigation by the stewards for impeding earlier in qualifying ⬇️
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Dennis was "never going to beat" Evans to Rome E-Prix victoryJake Dennis believes he would have been unable to beat Mitch Evans to victory in the Rome E-Prix even if he had run the correct energy-saving strategy.\u00a0
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Dennis was "never going to beat" Evans to Rome E-Prix victory🗣️ 'We only lost P3 today, we were never going to beat Mitch and Nick [even] if we got the lap count correct from the start.' Former FormulaE points leader Jake Dennis says he was unable to beat RomeEPrix top two even if he had correct strategy:
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Rome E-Prix: Dennis wins as Evans/Cassidy collideJake Dennis launched himself back into the lead of the Formula E championship after taking victory in the second Rome E-Prix, as title rivals Nick Cassidy and Mitch Evans collided.\u00a0
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