Mahindra Racing Grabs Podium As Mortara Secures P2 At Mexico City E-Prix

Mahindra Racing, India's sole representative in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, secured a notable result at the Mexico City E-Prix, with Edoardo Mortara finishing second in Round 2. His drive highlighted both skill and the steady progress of Mahindra's GEN3 Evo package. As one of Formula E's founding teams, Mahindra continues to treat the series as a platform for innovation. This approach reflects the Mahindra Group's Race to Road philosophy, where insights from competition help shape electric passenger cars and SUVs for India and beyond. 

Mahindra Racing's podium in Mexico reflects the team's steady rise, building on a strong Season 11 where they secured fourth overall with five podiums after a major technical overhaul. Across 12 years in Formula E, the outfit has achieved five race wins, 29 podiums, 11 pole positions, and crossed the 1,000-point milestone. These results underline Mahindra's reputation as one of the championship's most seasoned and respected competitors, consistently contributing to the sport's growth.

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Commenting on his victory, Edoardo Mortara, Driver, Mahindra Racing, said, "It was a clean race, it is always very stressful towards the end to manage, as you are trying to hold the position, especially when you are leading the race. It was a bit unfortunate, the last 10- 15 laps, as I was not able to keep up with the lead and could not utilise the attack mode. In the end, everything worked out well, and I am very happy with today's result."

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Also, Citroen achieved a landmark result in Formula E, securing its maiden victory in just its second race. At the Mexico City E-Prix, Nick Cassidy delivered a brilliant performance, making full use of Attack Mode to carve through the field and gain 12 positions. His calculated strategy and pace carried him to the top step of the podium, finishing ahead of Mahindra Racing's Edoardo Mortara and Nissan's Oliver Rowland. The triumph marks an impressive start for Citroen in the all-electric championship, showcasing both driver skill and team potential. 

Nick Cassidy

With Round 2 concluded, Formula E now shifts focus to Miami for Round 3 on January 31.