Overview
- Jaguar said Monday it will part with Evans at the end of the current Formula E season in what both sides called a mutual decision.
- Evans will finish the campaign with Jaguar and remains in the title fight after a win in Miami and podiums in Jeddah and Jarama.
- Multiple outlets report he is set to join Opel for the new Gen4 rules next season, though neither team has confirmed the move.
- RacingNews365 and The Race report Jaguar plans to elevate reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne to a full-time race seat for Season 13.
- The Gen4 shift brings new cars and entrants to Formula E, and Jaguar says it will field a “world class” lineup as Evans departs with 15 wins and 38 podiums.