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Mitch Evans secured victory at the 2024 Monaco E-Prix, in what was an emphatic one-two for Jaguar.

Nick Cassidy, obviously, finished behind his compatriot in second, whilst Stoffel Vandoorne secured his first podium for DS Penske in third.

Jean-Eric Vergne finished in fourth whilst Pascal Wehrlein completed the top five. Reigning world champion Jake Dennis finished P20 after an eventful race at the Circuit de Monaco.

Check out the full results below!

2024 Monaco E-Prix - Race results
Pos.	Driver.	Nat.	Team.	Time/Gap.
1	Mitch Evans	NZL	Jaguar
2	Nick Cassidy	NZL	Jaguar	+0.946
3	Stoffel Vandoorne	BEL	DS Penske	+3.835
4	Jean-Eric Vergne	FRA	DS Penske	+4.799
5	Pascal Wehrlein	DEU	Porsche	+6.378
6	Oliver Rowland	GBR	Nissan	+6.792
7	Antonio Felix da Costa	PRT	Porsche	+7.364
8	Sacha Fenestraz	FRA	Nissan	+7.928
9	Maximilian Günther	DEU	Maserati	+8.262
10	Norman Nato	FRA	Andretti	+9.045
11	Lucas di Grassi	BRZ	Abt Cupra	+9.889
12	Nyck de Vries	NED	Mahindra	+10.183
13	Dan Ticktum	GBR	ERT	+17.999
14	Taylor Barnard	GBR	McLaren	+18.128
15	Sebastian Buemi	CHE	Envision	+18.452
16	Jake Hughes	GBR	McLaren	+18.996
17	Robin Frijns	NED	Envision	+19.106
18	Jehan Daruvala	IND	Maserati	+24.269
19	Sergio Sette Camara	BRZ	ERT	+24.573
20	Jake Dennis	GBR	Andretti	+32.032
21	Nico Müller	CHE	Abt Cupra	DNF
22	Edoardo Mortara	CHE	Mahindra	DNF

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