Edoardo Mortara says the Maserati MSG outfit still has to understand how to be"consistently fast" with the Gen3 Formula E car, following a difficult Mexico City E-Prix.Although Maserati MSG showed well in pre-season testing, as Maximilian Guenther was a near-permanent fixture at the top of the timesheets at the Valencia circuit, the team came back to earth with a bump in Mexico.
Guenther finished 11th at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, while Mortara crashed out at half-distance at Turn 1 in a challenging season opener for the Monegasque squad. "Obviously [it's] not enough because we were not quick enough in Mexico," Mortara said."We still need to understand how to be consistently fast with this car.
The Geneva native added that confidence in the car was key to success around the tight and undulating course around a UNESCO World Heritage site, and hoped that the work Maserati MSG had carried out after Mexico would offer him that confidence.
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