Acciona Sainz Criticizes Rosberg in Recent Incident

Extreme E Championship: Acciona Sainz Erases Bad Memory with Second-Place Finish

Acciona Sainz arrived at the Glenmuckloch Mine with a bad memory, but they have erased it in one fell swoop. The team’s second-place finish in the first Hydro X-Prix in Scotland has put them ahead of the reigning champions in the provisional general classification.

Laia Sanz Lays the Foundations for the Podium

Laia Sanz laid the foundations for the podium with a solid drive, finishing second alongside Fraser McConnell. The duo was only behind Hansen-Munnings in the Fast team, which immediately puts them ahead of the reigning champions. They now trail the leaders by just five points.

Disaster for McLaren and Gutierrez

McLaren had a disastrous day, ending the first day in Scotland at the bottom of the standings. Cristina Gutierrez and Mattias Ekström failed to make it to the final, and a mechanical problem in the Redemption Race left them with no chance of redeeming themselves.

Hydro XPrix 1 Results

1. Kevin Hansen – Molly Taylor (Fast)
2. Fraser McConnell – Laia Sanz (Acciona Sainz)
3. Timmy Hansen – Cattie Munnings (Andretti)
4. Johan Kristofferson – Mikhaela Ahlin Kottulinsky (Rosberg)
5. Patrick O’Donovan – Gray Leadbetter (Legacy)
6. Timo Scheider – Klara Andersson (SUN Minimeal Team)
7. Andreas Bakkerud – Amanda Sorensen (JBXE)
8. Mattias Ekström – Cristina Gutierrez (McLaren)

Extreme E Overall Standings

1. Kevin Hansen – Molly Taylor (Fast) – 62 points
2. Fraser McConnell – Laia Sanz (Acciona Sainz) – 57 points
3. Johan Kristofferson – Mikhaela Ahlin Kottulinsky (Rosberg) – 54 points
4. Timmy Hansen – Cattie Munnings (Andretti) – 47 points
5. Mattias Ekström – Cristina Gutierrez (McLaren) – 34 points
6. Patrick O’Donovan – Gray Leadbetter (Legacy) – 30 points
7. Timo Scheider – Klara Andersson (SUN Minimeal Team) – 18 points
8. Andreas Bakkerud – Amanda Sorensen (JBXE) – 16 points