Jack AmeyMax Guenther will return to the Dragon Racing outfit for the FIA Formula E Rome E-Prix as he stands in for Felipe Nasr.
Geunther contested the first three rounds of the 2018/19 season, scoring no points, before being replaced by IMSA star Nasr.
Nasr is competing in the Long Beach round for Action Express Racing in IMSA on the same weekend.
The 21-year-old German was running in the points in his last race, the Santiago E-Prix, before a mechanical issue put him out of the race.
Guenther said: “I am very happy to be back at the wheel of the Penske EV-3 #6 in Rome.
“In the past weeks I have supported the GEOX Dragon team as a development driver in the simulator and as a reserve driver at the races on site.
“I can’t wait to race again in the ABB FIA Formula E championship and I will give it my all to score my first points in the series.”
Nasr replaced Guenther for the races in Mexico, Hong Kong and Sanya – also scoring no points in his three races.
He finished 19th in Mexico before crashing out of the Hong Kong race in the opening laps before retiring in Sanya.
Bethonie Waring
