Venturi driver Lucas di Grassi claimed victory in the second of this weekend's London E-Prix doubleheaders, after out-duelling Andretti's Jake Dennis in a battle of Attack Modes. Mercedes pair Nyck de Vries and Stoffel Vandoorne finished third and fourth, which means that Vandoorne extends his lead in the championship to 36 points with just the double header in Seoul to go in August. The Belgian driver's main title challengers - Mitch Evans, Edoardo Mortara and Jean-Éric Vergne - all failed to score points in Sunday's race Having won Saturday's race, Dennis once again took a dominant pole position on Sunday with di Grassi alongside him on the front row, and Penske's Antonio Giovinazzi and...
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