“Firstly I’m very happy that Mahindra Racing has attained its FIA 2-Star accreditation going into Hong Kong; we’re still the only Formula E team to do so and I’m very proud of the team and the hard work that goes into maintaining this status on a day-to-day basis. We’ve had great success in Hong Kong in the past and, of course, I’d love to be on the podium listening to the Indian nat

“We’ve had a really strong start to the season so far, but we’ve seen the competition getting stronger at every race which means we need to make sure we’re getting the best out of every race weekend and minimise mistakes. We know our car is quick with the right set up and we know what our drivers can achieve. We’d like to hear the Indian National Anthem on the podium again and that’s what we’re aiming for at the Rome E-Prix.”

ional anthem again, but we will approach the race in the same way; to achieve the best possible result.”

“There is nothing to dislike about the Rome E-Prix; the track is amazing and it’s my favourite circuit on the race calendar. We have good momentum going into the second half of the season, even though the competition is getting tougher and stronger. We know it’s very tight up at the front, but it’s better to be fighting up there instead of being at the back; it’s one of the best years of my career so far. Both Pascal and I are quick and at ease with the car and the problematic parts of the track last year have already been improved. It’s one of the most beautiful cities in the world and being able to go and race there is amazing.”

“We’re looking good in the team’s championship and Jérôme is looking very strong in the driver’s battle. We have a great team spirit heading into Rome. There are more high-speed corners, so we’ll adjust the car to suit the demands of the track, but we’re pushing really hard to fight at the front and are aiming for a podium. The competition is huge in Formula E, but let’s see if I can be the seventh winner this season!”