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via RacingNews365Antonio Felix da Costa issues Jaguar defence after Porsche complaintsAntonio Felix da Costa publicly defended his team, Jaguar, following complaints from Porsche regarding his driving during the London E-Prix. He argued that Porsche's criticisms were hypocritical, as they had employed similar tactics throughout the weekend to support their driver, Pascal Wehrlein. Da Costa admitted to adjusting his driving strategy in response to Porsche's actions, which included a defensive maneuver by Nico Müller against Mitch Evans without penalties being issued.
The rivalry between da Costa and Wehrlein intensified during the race, with both drivers exchanging accusations post-race. Da Costa expressed that he did not want to race in the manner he did but felt compelled to respond to Porsche's tactics. He emphasized that he adhered to the rules and did not believe he acted unfairly, despite Wehrlein's claims.
RacingNews365Wed 19 Aug · 13:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Max Verstappen voices frustration as Pascal Wehrlein seals Formula E title – RacingNews365 reviewIn other news, Carlos Sainz is reportedly extending his contract with Williams, and Red Bull has introduced new race suits for their drivers ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix. Kimi Antonelli is dominating the mid-season driver rankings in F1, while Andrea Stella reflects on the weight of McLaren's historical legacy as he leads the team.RacingNews365Sun 16 Aug · 20:00 UTC
via Motorsport WeekTaylor Barnard takes historic win in London E-Prix thriller; Pascal Wehrlein claims second Formula E titleIn a thrilling conclusion to the Formula E season, Taylor Barnard achieved a historic victory at the London E-Prix, becoming the youngest driver to win a race in the series. The race was marked by fierce competition among several drivers, with Barnard ultimately overtaking Nyck de Vries in the final laps to secure his win on home soil. Pascal Wehrlein, despite facing challenges during the race, managed to clinch his second championship title, becoming only the second driver in Formula E history to do so.
The race featured numerous incidents, including Lucas di Grassi's retirement due to a technical failure and intense battles for position among the top contenders. Wehrlein's struggles saw him drop down the order, but his earlier points allowed him to maintain his lead in the championship standings. The event wrapped up a dramatic season, showcasing the excitement and unpredictability of Formula E racing.
Motorsport WeekSun 16 Aug · 15:36 UTC
via the-race.comHow Wehrlein was squeezed out of all his F1 chancesPascal Wehrlein's career in Formula 1 faced significant challenges, particularly when Force India chose Esteban Ocon over him in 2017 despite Wehrlein's earlier achievements. His strong performance as a Manor driver and being the youngest DTM champion did not secure him a lasting position in F1, as team compatibility played a crucial role in the decision-making process.
After his stint with Sauber, Wehrlein's prospects diminished further when the team opted for Charles Leclerc, influenced by existing sponsorship ties. Although Wehrlein's talent was recognized, he was ultimately seen as a driver who could be replaced, leading him to find success outside of F1 in Formula E.
the-race.comSun 16 Aug · 15:17 UTC
via RacingNews365Pascal Wehrlein Secures Second Formula E Championship Amid RivalryPascal Wehrlein has been crowned the two-time Formula E world champion following a dramatic season finale in London. His rivalry with Antonio Felix da Costa intensified during the event, marking a significant moment in their competitive history.RacingNews365+ 1 moreSun 16 Aug · 15:02 UTC
via RacingNews365Jake Dennis faces Formula E title uphill task as Mahindra master qualifyingIn the final qualifying session of the Formula E season at the London E-Prix, Nyck de Vries achieved pole position, outperforming his Mahindra teammate Edoardo Mortara. Championship leader Pascal Wehrlein qualified third, while Mitch Evans, who is also in contention for the title, secured sixth place on the grid. Jake Dennis, who is second in the standings, faced a disappointing session, starting from the eighth row after failing to advance to the duels.
The qualifying session featured intense competition, with de Vries defeating both Evans and Wehrlein in earlier rounds to secure his pole position. Wehrlein and Evans both progressed to the duels, but Dennis struggled in his qualifying group, ultimately finishing eighth. This sets up a challenging scenario for Dennis as he aims for the title in the final race.RacingNews365Sun 16 Aug · 11:03 UTC
via Motorsport WeekNyck De Vries Secures Unexpected Pole Position at London E-PrixNyck De Vries achieved an unexpected pole position in the final qualifying session of the London E-Prix. This result notably placed championship leader Pascal Wehrlein in a less favorable position on the grid.Motorsport WeekSun 16 Aug · 10:52 UTC
via RacingNews365Pascal Wehrlein defends Porsche team orders as title showdown awaitsPascal Wehrlein is currently leading the Formula E drivers' championship by five points ahead of the final race in London. He achieved this lead by winning the penultimate race, where Porsche utilized team orders to enhance his performance, allowing him to secure pole position and victory. Wehrlein's teammate, Müller, played a crucial role by strategically holding back competitors during the race to give Wehrlein a clear advantage.
Wehrlein defended the use of team orders, drawing parallels to past instances in the sport, and emphasized the strong teamwork and relationship within Porsche. As the season approaches its conclusion, the final race will be pivotal in determining the championship winner.RacingNews365Sat 15 Aug · 17:10 UTC
via RacingNews365Pascal Wehrlein Wins London E-Prix, Takes Championship LeadPascal Wehrlein achieved a commanding victory in the first race of the London E-Prix, enhancing his chances for the Formula E Drivers' Championship. This win positions him favorably as the season approaches its conclusion.RacingNews365+ 1 moreSat 15 Aug · 15:00 UTC
via Motorsport WeekTaylor Barnard Wins 2026 London E-Prix; Wehrlein Secures ChampionshipThe 2026 Formula E season concluded with Taylor Barnard winning the second race of the London E-Prix. Pascal Wehrlein secured the world championship title following his performance in the season finale.Motorsport Week+ 1 moreSat 15 Aug · 14:57 UTC
via RacingNews365Pascal Wehrlein Secures Pole Position for London E-PrixPascal Wehrlein achieved pole position for the London E-Prix, leading an all-Porsche front row. The qualifying session highlighted Porsche's strong performance ahead of the season-ending double-header.RacingNews365+ 1 moreSat 15 Aug · 10:50 UTC
via RacingNews365Pascal Wehrlein Secures Pole Position for London E-PrixPascal Wehrlein achieved pole position for the first race of the 2026 London E-Prix, crucial for the championship standings. He will be joined on the front row by Mitch Evans and Jake Dennis, both of whom are also in contention for the title.RacingNews365+ 1 moreSat 15 Aug · 10:46 UTC
via Motorsport.comHow F1 drivers were "drooling over" Formula E's Gen4 carSeveral Formula 1 drivers, including reigning champion Lando Norris, attended the Monaco E-Prix in May 2026 and expressed admiration for the upcoming Gen4 car. This new model is set to be the fastest in Formula E history, featuring a top speed of 208 mph and a significant power increase of 804 bhp, making it 70% more powerful than the current Gen3 cars. Jeff Dodds, the Formula E boss, noted that the presence and comments of F1 drivers about the Gen4 car were a highlight of the season for him.
The London finale will conclude the current Formula E season, with nine drivers still in contention for the championship. However, the title race is realistically between four drivers: Jake Dennis, Mitch Evans, Pascal Wehrlein, and Oliver Rowland. Each of these contenders has a compelling story, with Evans aiming for his first championship after several near misses, while Dennis, Wehrlein, and Rowland are all vying for their second title.
Motorsport.comFri 14 Aug · 12:14 UTC
via RacingNews365Jake Dennis Leads Title Race Ahead of Formula E Season FinaleJake 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.RacingNews365Fri 14 Aug · 07:45 UTC