FE - António Félix da Costa wins Sunday's round in New York

Antonio Felix da Costa won Sunday's Formula E race in New York from pole position. The DS Techeetah driver kept his nerves under control against Mercedes driver Stoffel Vandoorne. Mitch Evans finished third.

Antonio Felix da Costa won Sunday's Formula E race in New York from pole position. The DS Techeetah driver kept his nerves under control against Mercedes driver Stoffel Vandoorne. Mitch Evans finished third.

Da Costa started from pole in place of Nick Cassidy. The Envision Racing team was forced to replace the battery and cooling system, which resulted in a grid penalty. As a result, the Portuguese driver dominated for his first win of the season, despite enormous pressure from Vandoorne.

Andre Lotterer started from fourth position, but only left the grid after a considerable delay. Pole position Antonio Felix da Costa started well and defended his first place.

Vandoorne finally made it to second place ahead of Alexander Sims' Mahindra, which was hit by Vandoorne's teammate Nyck de Vries while trying to pass Mitch Evans' Jaguar.

Mitch Evans and De Vries later collided on the approach to turn six, causing Evans to spin in half after a wild moment. De Vries also had one at that moment when trying to pass Sims, which sent him back behind Evans.

While the New Zealander was putting pressure on Sims, Robin Frijns overtook compatriot De Vries for sixth place. A fight at the end involving Lucas di Grassi threatened to affect the end of the race, but fortunately it was completed.

Race standings:

PosDriverTeamCarLapsDistanceFastest lapPitstopsPts
1António Félix da CostaDS TecheetahDS E-Tense FE2139046m55.511s1'11.191s028
2Stoffel VandoorneMercedes-Benz EQMercedes-EQ Silver Arrow 02390+0.929s1m11.181s018
3Mitch EvansJaguar TCS RacingJaguar I-Type 5390+3.524s1'10.807s015
4Alexander SimsMahindra RacingMahindra M8Electro390+3.631s1'11.193s012
5Sam BirdJaguar TCS RacingJaguar I-Type 5390+4.412s1'11.239s010
6Robin FrijnsEnvision RacingAudi e-tron FE07390+4.979s1'10.987s08
7Nyck de VriesMercedes-Benz EQMercedes-EQ Silver Arrow 02390+6.233s1m10.933s06
8Jake DennisAvalanche AndrettiBMW i FE.21390+6.316s1'11.068s04
9André LottererTAG Heuer PorschePorsche 99X Electric390+6.59s1m11.01s02
10Edoardo MortaraROKiT Venturi RacingMercedes-EQ Silver Arrow 02390+13.449s1'10.378s02
11Pascal WehrleinTAG Heuer PorschePorsche 99X Electric390+13.449s1'10.423s00
12Daniel TicktumNIO 333 RacingNIO 333 001390+23.002s1'11.315s00
13Sébastien BuemiNissan e.DamsNissan IM03390+30.216s1m11.364s00
14Oliver RowlandMahindra RacingMahindra M8Electro390+32.676s1'10.834s00
15Oliver TurveyNIO 333 RacingNIO 333 001390+33.255s1'11.166s00
16Nick CassidyEnvision RacingAudi e-tron FE07390+39.699s1'10.531s00
17Maximilian GüntherNissan e.DamsNissan IM03390+45.934s1m11.338s00
18Sérgio Sette CâmaraDragon / Penske AutosportPenske EV-5390+1m08.193s1'11.578s00
Jean-Eric VergneDS TecheetahDS E-Tense FE21360-1'11.083s00
Lucas Di GrassiROKiT Venturi RacingMercedes-EQ Silver Arrow 02360-1'10.587s00
Oliver AskewAvalanche AndrettiBMW i FE.21360-1'10.983s00
Antonio GiovinazziDragon / Penske AutosportPenske EV-5270-1m11.34s00