Nine-way Formula E title fight goes down to the wire in London
Formula E’s Gen3.5 era is set for an epic conclusion in London this weekend, with the fight for the 2025/26 title going down to the wire. As many as nine drivers remain in mathematical contention heading to the ExCel double-header, the most since the chaotic 2020/21 season when 18 drivers went into the final races in Berlin with a chance of becoming champion. Prior to last month’s races ... Keep…
Formula E’s 2025/26 title fight has reached a thrilling climax as London hosts the decisive ExCel double-header. Nine drivers are mathematically in contention for the championship, a stark contrast to the 18 drivers fighting for glory at the end of the chaotic 2020/21 season. Since Tokyo, the championship battle has exploded, with four drivers—Andretti’s Jake Dennis, Mitch Evans, Porsche’s Pascal Wehrlein, and Nissan’s Oliver Rowland—leading the pack in a tight race for the title.
Dennis’ rise from 32 points behind to leading the standings is a testament to his exceptional performance, while Evans, despite a rocky season, has clawed back to just two points behind Dennis. Wehrlein, despite scoring points in only six races, has narrowed the gap to just five points behind Dennis. Rowland’s consistent performance has strengthened his position as a title contender, with his support from Nissan crucial as they aim for a maiden drivers’ title.
The ExCel’s unique layout has historically produced controversial title deciders, adding to the unpredictability of this season's championship.
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