Formula E’s Gen3 Evo 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 in Tokyo, one would have expected a more straightforward battle for the title. But with both Porsche and Jaguar faltering in the Japanese capital, the championship fight has been blown wide open.
Andretti’s Jake Dennis has gone
