Envision driv💫er Sebastien Buemi ended a six-year Formula E win🔜 drought with an impressive drive in the Monaco E-Prix on Sunday.

Buemi took advantage of his second Attack Mode to slip past Nyck De Vries on ♍lap 22 of 30 and clinch a comfortable four-second win over Nissan rival Oliver Rowland.

It was the first victory for Envision as a team and Jagua🎉r as a manufacturer in the Gen3 Evo era, as well as th♛e first for Buemi in Formula E since the 2019.

Saturday winner Rowland led the early part of the race from pole posiꦚtion for Nissan, before DS Penske's Jean-Eric Vergne overtook him on lap 5 while running in Attack Mode and asserted his authority at the front.

A crash for Abt Lola-Yamaha driver Lucas di Grassi at Portier brought out the safety car and෴ neutℱralised the race, reinstating the battle between Vergne and Rowland.

After the restart, Rowland managed ♒to pass Vergne at the Nouvelle chicane on lap 19, bu♉t only after cutting the corner.

🐼This brought de Vries and Buemi into play, who both overtook Rowland on the following two laps.

Buemi then p🃏assed de Vries on lap 22 to take the lead, before disappearing into the distance and securing his 14th career wi🔥n.

Championship leader Rowland capped off a strong weekend with second place, while Nick Cassidy brought ⭕more delight for Jaguar with third.

Antonio Felix da Costa too🐠k fourth for Porsche, while de Vries slipped to fifth place after running out of Attack Mode.

Monaco E-Prix - Sunday race results: