Pascal Wehrlein secured the 2025‑26 Formula E world title at the London E‑Prix, despite scoring no points in the final race.
Race One: Team Orders Propel Wehrlein to Victory
Entering the weekend in third place, Wehrlein was five points behind Jake Dennis and three lags on Mitch Evans. Team‑orders saw him take pole and win Race 1, turning the five‑point deficit into a five‑point lead over Dennis and a 21‑point cushion on Evans.
Sunday Qualifying Puts Wehrlein in Position
The Porsche driver qualified third ahead of pole‑winner Nyck de Vries and Mahindra teammate Edoardo Mortara. Nico Muller joined him on the second row; Evans was fifth, while Dennis slid to 16th.
Championship Decided as Dennis Falls
With Dennis incapable of scoring and Evans bundled up behind him, Wehrlein’s position could not be overtaken even though the final race produced no points for him. The result made him a two‑time champion, joining Jean‑Eric Vergne as the sole second‑tier champions in the all‑electric series.
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