How Mahindra missed out on London win but capped its best Formula E season yet

Mahindra was in sensational form during Sunday’s Formula E season finale in London. Nyck de Vries led a maiden front-row lockout for the Banbury-based team in qualifying, knocking out championship contenders Mitch Evans and Pascal Wehrlein in the duel stages to claim pole position. In the race, the M12 Electro again appeared to be the class of the field, with de Vries controlling the race ...…

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