Mahindra’s Misstep in Paris: Wehrlein and d’Ambrosio Disqualified from Pole Positions

Pascal Wehrlein was disqualified from the pole position for the Formula E race in Paris on Saturday after it was found that both Mahindra vehicles did not maintain the minimum tyre pressure required.

Wehrlein secured his second Formula E pole position at the Les Invalides circuit in Paris on a Saturday afternoon, surpassing Nissan's Oliver Rowland. However, due to a violation, he will be relegated to the back of the starting grid.

Jerome d'Ambrosio, who initially qualified in sixth place, will also be moved to the back of the grid due to the violation.

Pascal Wehrlein has lost his pole position for the upcoming Formula E race in Paris on Saturday, as it was found that both cars from Mahindra did not meet the minimum tyre pressure levels required.

Wehrlein surpassed Nissan's Oliver Rowland to secure his second Formula E pole position at the Les Invalides circuit in Paris on a Saturday afternoon, but due to a violation, he will start from the back of the grid.

Jerome d'Ambrosio, who secured a sixth-place qualification, will also be relegated to the back of the pack due to the infraction.

This elevates Rowland to the pole position, accompanied by his Nissan teammate Sebastien Buemi, who will start alongside him at the front of the grid.

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