Jaguar Racing driver Mitch Evans believes his GP2 experience has assisted in his early Formula E success after two seasons in the series. Evans competed in the Formula 1 feeder series for four years before making the switch to Formula E to join Jaguar in its debut season, which he believes has contributed to his strong performances in the all-electric series. “With GP2 the format is very vicious. You get one practice, straight into quali and the tyres last one lap, you’ve got to be on it so quick, there’s no catching up,” Evans told Formula Spy in Zurich. “If you see the shakedown results, free practice results I’m always there straightaway and I think that’s come from that...
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