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2026 Formula E Monaco E-Prix – results

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Nyck de Vries secured victory in a chaotic and incident-packed opening race to Formula E’s Monaco E-Prix double-header.

The Dutchman converted second on the grid into a significant win after a terrible start to the season, with the race having ended behind the safety car.

A big collision between podium contenders Dan Ticktum and Antonio Felix da Costa resulted in a safety car finish, with Mitch Evans taking the championship leader after finishing in second.

Ticktum had finished in third after starting from pole but received a 33-second time penalty for being judged at fault for the clash, with Pepe Marti being promoted for a maiden podium.

Check out the full results below!

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