“It was an interesting race. At times it seemed like we had the pace, but we worked the tyre too hard and that meant we weren’t able to utilise Attack Mode well. Strategy-wise we were affected by the safety car and full course yellows more than others and this meant that the end result wasn’t that great. However, it was sensible to finish the race and learn more ahead of the next round in Berlin.”

“We got up to sixth and were fighting for a top-five when I lost the rear and hit the wall. It’s a shame because things were good this weekend – I could have taken a solid result and that’s what the team needed. That said, Formula E has never been more competitive so, to be fighting in the top-five, is no mean feat. We now have to keep our heads up, continue our momentum and aim for the podium in Berlin.”

“It’s a shame that Oliver’s climb was cut short because we certainly had a top-five result in our sights. With a bit more luck we could have taken points with Alexander but the dice didn’t roll our way in Monaco. As a team, things moved forward in the two weeks since Rome and our package was stronger. We now have another two weeks to take more steps forward ahead of Berlin.”