Did Formula E’s London finale go too far with team games and personal vendettas?
Jaguar and Porsche. Formula E’s two heavyweights. Going head-to-head in the title decider. It doesn’t get better than that. Does it? Formula E has delivered some epic title battles over the years. London itself has been the scene of multiple championship deciders. And what happened at ExCel over the course of the weekend will certainly go down as one of the defining moments in the history ...…
The Formula E London finale proved to be an epic showdown between Jaguar and Porsche, the two dominant teams in the championship. The race featured extensive team involvement, with Porsche supporting multiple drivers, including Dan Ticktum, while Jaguar's Antonio Felix da Costa responded robustly. The intense competition led to a clash between Felix Da Costa and Nico Muller, two team-mates who had previously worked together at Porsche.
The rivalry transcended mere championship contention, evolving into a personal battle of ego and pride. The FIA and Formula E have yet to establish clear guidelines on the boundaries of team orders, leaving the interpretation to the teams and drivers. While some may consider the actions excessive, they were carried out in the spirit of the sport.
The London finale showcased the chaotic and emotionally charged nature of Formula E, reflecting its unique identity.
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