Nick claims his fifth podium of the season finishing second after a perfect strategy implemented by the Jaguar TCS Racing team resulting in a one-two finish on the streets of Monaco. 

• Cassidy lined up third on the grid after a strong performance in the Qualifying Duels. 
• After a solid start, both Jaguar TCS Racing drivers dominated the lead in moving into one-two after just 11 laps. 
• Both Evans & Cassidy strategically navigated their attack modes with strong usable energy defending their positions to maintain the lead throughout. 
• By lap 17 a tactical decision led to Cassidy letting Evans past to take the lead of the E-Prix resulting in a one-two finish at the Monaco E-Prix. 
• To add to the second place podium finish, Nick scored an additional point for the fastest lap of Round 8.
• Cassidy now moves up to second place in the overall Driver’s Championships, just  7-points behind leader Wehrlein. 

The second consecutive podium in Monaco keeps his pursuers at bay making a mark towards the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship title battle. He stated; Mitch was a deserving winner of the Monaco E-Prix. I was lucky enough to be in this position with him the other way around last year, so I am so happy for him and for everyone here at Jaguar TCS Racing this year. We had the performance today on my side of the garage, we struggled slightly more in practice and qualifying but we were there when it counted, so great team result overall. We can all be really proud of our efforts today.”