Mitch Evans takes the third podium of the season with a second-place finish in the iconic Monaco street track. The Kiwi started in sixth position after making it through to the qualifying Duels but was narrowly beaten by the Nissan of Norman Nato in the quarter-finals.
In the race, Mitch strategically climbed through the field and by lap 13 was leading the pack.A late safety car that lasted for three laps dampened Mitch`s chances for further overtaking opportunities.Sam held his position off the line and started to work his way through the pack. This dropped him down to P10 where he crossed the line in the final point-scoring position.
Envision Racing`s Nick Cassidy took his second race win in a row – a Jaguar-powered car has now won the last four races.Mitch Evans, Jaguar TCS Racing driver, said: “It’s been a solid day. Ultimately every race you want to win so I am a little disappointed, particularly as it’s Monaco. However, if you look at the bigger picture, it’s a great haul of points and huge credit to Nick – he overtook me at the right time when I wasn’t expecting it. We still did a really great job and the whole team should be proud of themselves.”
