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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Jake Dennis leads Formula E title race by two points

RacingNews365Fri 14 Aug · 07:45 UTCupdated Sun 16 Aug · 07:03 UTCHave your say
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Jake Dennis is seeking his second Formula E championship as he heads into the season finale with a narrow two-point lead over Pascal Wehrlein. Dennis expressed a desire for dramatic events during the race to secure his title.

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First to reportJake Dennis eyes second Formula E crown after 'ball-busting' Andretti recoveryJake Dennis has a marginal two-point lead heading into this weekend's Formula E season finale.RacingNews365Fri 14 Aug · 07:45 UTCRead their report →
Jake Dennis hoping for chaos as Formula E title shootout set: 'I need some drama'Jake Dennis will need to beat Pascal Wehrlein to become a two-time Formula E world champion on the last day of the season.RacingNews365Sun 16 Aug · 06:45 UTCRead →
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