Lucas Di Grassi will start Saturday night's first Formula E race of the season from pole position. The driver managed to beat Jake Dennis in the final round of qualifying to secure himself a good starting position in Mexico. Article continues under ad Whereas the groups are normally determined by championship order, it is different in Mexico City as it is the first qualifying session of the year. In Group A, the first to see action included Robin Frijns. Read more Eight teams within two tenths in FP2 Formula E Mexico City Sam Bird was the first to start his flying lap. Soon, however, his time was bettered by Andre Lotterer, who showed a strong pace throughout the group session. In the...
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