Formula E driver Lucas di Grassi of Audi Sport ABT team (right) and Karun Chandhok of Mahindra Racing team speaks at a press conference ahead of Saturday's race day in Putrajaya, - RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The STAR.
PUTRAJAYA: Brazilian Lucas di Grassi does not see himself as the favourite in the Putrajaya race on Saturday – although the Audi machines showed reliability and good pace in the opening round of the Formula E championship in Beijing.
The Brazilian wrote a new chapter by winning the first race two months ago. His team-mate Daniel Abt crossed the line in third place but lost the podium after the German was handed a time penalty for exceeding the battery consumption.
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