Jean-Eric Vergne feels Max Verstappen probably be a different story in Formula E

Jean-Eric Vergne feels Max Verstappen may be far off in a Formula 1 vehicle, yet it would presumably be an alternate story in Formula E.

Previous Toro Rosso driver Vergne says Formula E is a smidgen more irregular on occasion than Formula 1, letting it be known is some of the time hard to comprehend what works out positively and what doesn't go as expected - in spite of adding he places in "more work" presently than he did in F1, given how much test system time expected to maximize their vehicles.

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The Formula E field is stacked with ex-Formula 1 ability, with Vergne being the series' simply double cross boss to date - so he understands better compared to anybody the stuff to prevail in the all-electric series.

"In some cases you win, yet you don't really know precisely exact thing goes right," he told correspondents at the Berlin ePrix.

"Likewise, once in a while you don't come out on top in races and you don't actually have the foggiest idea what turned out badly. The mystery is to zero in on yourself and capitalize on the bundle.

"It's extremely difficult work. We invest a ton of energy with the designers in the processing plant and many, numerous days in the test system.

"I work considerably more frequently than I did in Formula 1 and I know Formula E drivers invest substantially more energy in the test system than other hustling classes."

Vergne had the option to say out and out he most likely wouldn't have the option to beat the prevailing World Champion in the event that they were in a similar Red Bull group, however he believes he would have all the more an opportunity against him in his ongoing vehicle.

"In the event that I race against him in Formula 1, I must tell the truth - I won't beat him," Vergne conceded. "He is obviously at the most elevated level in Formula 1. Assuming that he comes to Formula E, he isn't phenomenal."

Vergne was unequivocal in accepting he could beat the Dutchman in electric apparatus, as well. "You can wager on that. I believe I'm awesome!" he closed.

The Frenchman took P2 in the primary Berlin ePrix on Saturday and sits second in the flow Drivers' Championship behind previous McLaren driver Stoffel Vandoorne.