Antonio Felix da Costa says he should have “accepted” that his BMW Andretti team-mate Alexander Sims was quicker prior to their Marrakesh Formula E race collision. Da Costa was leading a BMW 1-2 after the pair had made their way past polesitter Sam Bird. Sims began to close up on da Costa and moved to the outside of Turn 7 to overtake but the pair locked up and collided, leaving da Costa in the barriers and reducing Sims to a fourth-place finish. “I went to cover him and when I went to brake the track was really dirty and I couldn’t stop the car in time,” da Costa said. “So for that I’m sorry, that’s a mistake coming from me only and the outcome of that mistake is what’s...
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