Overview
- The title fight reaches London on Saturday with Jake Dennis leading on 146 points, Mitch Evans on 144 and Pascal Wehrlein on 141 and up to nine drivers still mathematically able to win.
- Porsche has already clinched the manufacturers’ crown, which shifts some team incentives and leaves the drivers’ championship as the primary prize at stake.
- Pascal Wehrlein has warned that extreme team orders could influence the outcome and cited a Tokyo incident where a rival slowed to help a teammate as an example of tactics he fears.
- Practice in London showed strong pace for Mitch Evans, who topped first practice, while qualifying and two races across the weekend will decide the tight title with 58 points available.
- The finale is also the end of an era at ExCeL as Formula E prepares to introduce much more powerful Gen‑4 cars and move to Brands Hatch next season alongside several team and driver departures.