New Zealand driver Mitch Evans led Britain’s Sam Bird to Jaguar’s first ever Formula E one-two in a chaotic race in Berlin on Sunday.
The victory, from ninth on the grid at the circuit around the city’s old Tempelhof airport, was Evans’s second in a row -- after Sao Paulo on March 25 -- in the all-electric world championship.
“It’s an incredible feeling to get back-to-back wins, particularly in Formula E where it’s so challenging,” said Evans.
“I needed a couple of good races and this is exactly what the team delivered today in Berlin. There is still a long way to go this season but the main thing is we’re back in the hunt.”
Maximilian Guenther finished third for Maserati for his first points of the season, with polesitter Sebastien Buemi fourth for Envision.