Starting from second on the grid, Mortara was able to show Venturi’s impressive race pace as he managed to get ahead of Mercedes’ Nyck de Vries when Lucas di Grassi took the lead with the use ꦰof attack mode.

Mortara got ahead of his team𒁏mate, while di Grassi los🅠t out to Robin Frijns.

Despite late pressure, Mortara’s win was secured whe🥂n the Safety Car was deployed after Alexander Sims crashed at Turn 6.

In accordance with the regulations, unlike in the first race, additional time couldn’t be added thus Mortara had to keep the lead into the final three corners to take his first win of the season ahead of🌃 Frijns and di Grassi. 

Venturi’s wi🐼n makes it back-to-back wins for the Mercedes powertrain but it wasn’t a great race for the works team.

De Vries - who started on pole - dropped down to 10th after lo🧸sing out to di Grassi then contact with Jean-Eric Vergne into Turn 19. 

The reigning Formula E champion dropped from fourth to ninth, before losing another place to f🐻inish 10th overall.