Lucas di Grassi took the race win in the CBMM Niobium Puebla E-Prix Round 8, leading a one-two for Audi ahead of teammate Rene Rast. It had looked like a maiden victory was on the cards for TAG Heuer Porsche, with Pascal Wehrlein leading the contest from the off, only for the Porsches to be disqualified for failing to declare their tyres with ROKiT Venturi Racing’s Edo Mortara rounding out the podium. The result ensured Envision Virgin Racing’s Robin Frijns retained top spot in the Drivers’ World Championship but reigning champion Antonio Felix da Costa moved within two points after a sixth-place finish while just four points separate the top five. Both Wehrlein and Porsche had...
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