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Panasonic Jaguar Racing have recorded their second consecutive points finish in the FIA Formula E Monaco ePrix. With Mitch Evans and Adam Carroll surviving a testing battle in the Principality to finish in P10 and P14 respectively, they succeeded in bringing both Jaguar I-TYPEs home through an action-packed circuit in only the team’s fifth race since returning to international racing.
Naomie Harris stuns in a white floral dress as she attends the Formula E Championships in Monaco alongside Oliver Cheshire and Natalie Dormer. She is set to reprise her role as Eve Moneypenny in the upcoming 007 movie, Bond 25.And Naomie Harris led the way for the British crowd as she attended the ABB FIA Formula E Championship alongside model Oliver Cheshire, 30, and actress Natalie Dormer, 37, in the luxury destination of Monaco on Saturday.The Islington born star, 42, looked picture perfect in a gorgeous white mini-dress that was embroidered with an intricate floral design.
"Mitch Evans today secured Panasonic Jaguar Racing’s debut pole position during the inaugural Zurich ePrix. After setting the fastest time in qualifying the young Kiwi driver kept his cool during the Superpole shoot-out to secure the Julius Baer Pole Position trophy and three valuable points. His teammate Nelson Piquet Jr started in P11 on the grid. Following a strong start to the race Mitch pulled clear of the field before being caught and passed by eventual winner Lucas Di Grassi. A Full Course Yellow ultimately scuppered Mitch’s chances of a podium as he was among a number of drivers who were penalised with a drive through penalty. He finished the historic Swiss race in seventh. Jaguar retain fifth position in the Team Standings."
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Panasonic Jaguar Racing driver Nelson Piquet Jr endured a dramatic crash at the Mexico City E-Prix but stepped out his Jaguar I-TYPE 3 unharmed, while Mitch Evans brought his racecar over the line in seventh for a six-point finish.
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