“Valencia is a very different track to the last one we had in Rome. That was a full on street circuit, whereas this is a permanent race circuit that has been adjusted slightly to work for Formula E. It’s a lot smoother with longer straights and should be pretty challenging on energy. There’s lots of regen zones and coasting and not too much mechanical braking, although I think we’ll see slipstreaming coming into play here. I hope we can continue the form we showed in Rome and get another good result.”

“I’m excited about Valencia. It’s totally different to what Formula E has done before and I believe this is the first track this season that you’ll see that, if you haven’t got a good car, it will be difficult for you to do well. For us this race is going to be about putting the whole day together. I think the track could suit us nicely and we’ve been working a lot on efficiency so this race is going to be about putting the whole day together. We know we have strong race pace, we have an efficient car and now we need to maximise it.

“We now have four races under our belt this season and we have been encouraged by consistent race pace performances. We know that we need to look at our one lap qualifying pace and that’s something that we’ve been analysing and working on since we returned from Rome. We’re confident in the package that we have this season and our objective for Valencia is to put all the pieces together and get both cars the results that this team deserves.”