Jake Dennis has been making the most of Formula E's month-long break following the Monaco E-Prix. With some time away from his Andretti commitments, the British driver took part in the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup before returning to his role as a simulator driver for Red Bull Racing's Formula 1 team.
Jake Dennis Secures Solid Result in GT World Challenge
Dennis was pleased with his performance at Monza, where he competed in the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup. Racing for ROWE Racing in the BMW M4 GT3 Evo, the Formula E star helped secure a fifth-place finish in what proved to be a dramatic race.
Reflecting on the weekend, Dennis shared several photos from the event and wrote: “Super happy to come away with P5 here in Monza after one of the craziest races I've been part of! Huge thanks to @teamroweracing and my team-mates for an incredible effort. We extracted the maximum from the weekend. Looking forward to being back in the car for the big one - Spa 24 Hours!”
Fans Praise Dennis After Chaotic Monza Race
Jake Dennis' fans were quick to congratulate him on navigating the challenging conditions and incidents throughout the race.
One supporter wrote: “Crazy is the understatement of the century for today's race. Congrats on P5, but most of all for staying out of trouble.” Another commented: “What a drive, Jake. After everything that happened out there, you recovered brilliantly. Super-solid result.”
A third fan added: “That first corner was just madness, wasn't it? Brilliant result for everyone involved in the team. Great job. Well done. Looking forward to the next one.” Another simply wrote: “Congrats on surviving the chaos.”
Dennis enjoyed a strong start to Formula E Season 12, winning the opening race in Sao Paulo. However, he has yet to return to the podium since that victory. The Andretti driver currently sits eighth in the Drivers' Championship standings with 66 points as he prepares for the upcoming Sanya E-Prix.
