Raul Fernandez

At the first-ever Tokyo E-Prix, Maximilian Guenther gave Maserati MSG a much-needed Formula E victory, preventing Nissan from celebrating a fairytale victory.

Maximilian Gunther of Maserati MSG Racing emerged as the winner of the second race of the Jakarta ePrix. He outperformed Jake Dennis of Avalanche Andretti and several other drivers to rule the winning position with the fastest lap time of 1m07.552s.