"Massive Multi-Car Crash Halts Rome E-Prix Race"

The Formula E Rome E-Prix was red-flagged after a massive multi-car crash at turn six, involving the Jaguar TCS of Sam Bird, the Maserati MSG of Edoardo Mortara, and the Envision of Sébastien Buemi. The collision occurred when Bird spun his Jaguar and was hit by Buemi, leaving Bird's car in the middle of the track and causing Mortara to collide with it. The incident highlights the dangers of high-speed street circuits, but fortunately, no injuries were reported. The race restarted and Mitch Evans went on to win the first Rome E-Prix.