Mexico City E-Prix Race Preview: Everything you need to know about Round 2

After an electrifying season opener in Sao Paulo, the Formula E World Championship heads to the heart of Mexico for one of the most iconic events on the calendar.

Envision Racing head to Mexico City with confidence to build on a strong start to Season 12, following a double-points finish in Brazil for drivers Sebastien Bumi and Joel Eriksson.

Mexico City plays host to Formula E for the ninth time, with racing taking place at the legendary Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. The circuit is unique on the calendar, combining permanent track sections with the famous stadium complex, creating an electric atmosphere for fans and drivers alike. 

The circuit has delivered success to Envision Racing in recent seasons, with Buemi stepping onto the second step of the podium in Season 10. For new team-mate Joel Eriksson, it will be his first race in Mexico City, after spending recent seasons as a reserve driver, but following an impressive debut last month, the Swedish driver will be aiming to build on his progress.


THE CIRCUIT

 The circuit features 1turns and is situated over 2,200 metres above sea level, making it the highest-altitude race of the season. This gives teams and drivers even more to prepare for; pushing energy management, braking performance, and cooling systems to the limit. The lap begins with a fast run through the opening corners before diving into the iconic Foro Sol stadium, where the roar of the crowd surrounds the cars as they dance through the tight, technical section. 


TRACK RECORD

S11 Results:

Sebastien Buemi: P17

Last season was a difficult race for Envision Racing, Buemi performed very well in qualifying, initially making it through to the duels with a P3 finish in his group, however he was then handed a technical infringement penalty which was imposed on all Jaguar powertrain cars.

Buemi gave it his all during the race, in which he set the fastest lap in whilst climbing up to P13 from the back of the grid – only to receive another penalty for being unable to use all of his Attack Mode allocation.

Strong pace was certainly demonstrated, giving Buemi and the rest of the Envision Racing squad lots of motivation to bounce back in Season 12.


HEAR FROM OUR DRIVERS

Sebastien Buemi said: “Mexico City is one of the highlights on the calendar, great fans and an exciting circuit. Last season we were very unlucky here, so we will be doing all we can to bring home a good result, which we know we are capable of.”

Joel Eriksson said: “After a good first race in Brazil to start the season, I’m very much looking forward to the next race in Mexico City. We’ve been working hard during the break from the first race and are heading to Mexico feeling prepared to deliver another good weekend.”

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