Overview
- Taylor Barnard claimed pole position for the Monaco E-Prix, his second career pole following his first in Jeddah earlier this season.
- The qualifying duels saw Barnard defeat championship leader Oliver Rowland, who crashed into the wall at Sainte Devote during the final round.
- McLaren's pole position is its most notable result since announcing its departure from Formula E at the end of the current season.
- Dan Ticktum of Cupra Kiro secured third place on the grid, while former world champion Nyck de Vries will start fourth.
- The Monaco E-Prix grid reflects shifting championship dynamics, with Rowland maintaining his lead but facing renewed competition as the season nears its conclusion.