Envision ꧂driver Sebastien Buemi ended a six-year Formula E win drought with an impressive drive in the Monaco E-Prix on♎ Sunday.

Buemi 𝄹took advantage of his second Attack Mode to slip past Nyck De Vries on lap 22 of 30 and clinch a comfortable four-second win over Nissan ri🦩val Oliver Rowland.

It was the first victory for Envision as a team and Jaguar as a manufacturer in the Gen3 Evo era, as well a⭕s the first for Buemi in Formula 🐟E since the 2019.

Saturday winner Rowland led the eꦬarly part of the race from pole position for Nissan, before DS Penske's Jean💫-Eric Vergne overtook him on lap 5 while running in Attack Mode and asserted his authority at the front.

A crash for Abt Lola-Yamaha driver Lucas di Grassi at Portier brought out the safety car and neutralised the race, reinstating the battle between Vergne and R🐬owland.

After the restart, Rowland managed to pass Vergne at the Nouvelle chiᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚcane on lap 19, but only🌱 after cutting the corner.

This brought de Vries ♈and Buemi into play, w🧔ho both overtook Rowland on the following two laps.

Buemi then passed de Vries on lap 22 to take the lead, before disappea👍ring into the distance and securing his 14th career wi🌄n.

Championship leader Rowland capped offꦅ a strong weekend with second place, while Nick Cassidy brought more delight for Jaguar with third.

Antonio Felix da Costa took fourth for Porsche, whiཧle de Vries slipped to fifth place after running out of Atta⛎ck Mode.

Monaco E-Prix - Sunday race results: