ABB FIA Formula E S12 - Jeddah City E-Prix

Season 12 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship continues with the Jeddah E-Prix, held at the iconic Jeddah Corniche, the same venue as the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. This event features two nights of thrilling racing action and introduces the Pit Boost system, which adds a new layer of strategy to the race weekend.

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In the first race, Pascal Wehrlein from Porsche triumphed over Edoardo Mortara from Mahindra and Mitch Evans from Jaguar. In the second race, Antonio Felix da Costa secured his first win as a Jaguar driver, defeating Envision's Sebastien Buemi and last season's champion, Oliver Rowland from Nissan.

Post-Jeddah, Pascal Wehrlein leads the championship standings with 68 points, six points ahead of Edoardo Mortara. Oliver Rowland is in third place with 49 points.

The next race is the Madrid E-Prix on March 21, 2026.

ABB FIA Formula E S12 - Miami City E-Prix

Season 12 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship continues with the Miami E-Prix. Thankfully, the snowstorm did not reach Miami; instead, a drizzle turned this street race into a wet and wild event. It's great that Miami is still hosting this exciting Formula E race, despite ongoing tensions between the U.S. and the EU regarding Greenland, as well as the U.S.'s preparations for this summer's World Cup and its upcoming 250th anniversary celebration.

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From P9 to the top of the podium, Jaguar driver Mitch Evans left Porsche drivers Nico Mueller and Pascal Wehrlein behind to win the wet and wild Miami E-Prix.

Post-Miami, Nick Cassidy of Citroen leads with 40 points, with Porsche driver Pascal Wehrlein in 2nd with 38 points, and Andretti's Jake Dennis is in third with 37 points.

The next race is the two-race Jeddah E-Prix this February 13 to 14, 2026.

ABB FIA Formula E S12 - Mexico City E-Prix

Season 12 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship continues with the Mexico City E-Prix. Although this is Round 2, the start of the new year has everyone excited for more racing.

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Amid intense clashes, the Mexico City ePrix saw a maiden win for the neophyte Citroen Racing team with Formula E legend Nick Cassidy behind the wheel, beating the likes of Mahindra's Edoardo Mortara and last season's champion, Nissan's Oliver Rowland.

The next race is the Miami ePrix on January 31, 2026.

ABB FIA Formula E S12 - Sao Paulo E-Prix

The final term of Formula E's GEN3 era begins with the kickoff of Season 12 at the São Paulo E-Prix. This season introduces a new team to the grid: Citroën. Notably, two-time world champion Jean-Éric Vergne has made the surprising move from DS to Citroën. This is noteworthy since DS was once part of Citroën's lineage before becoming a luxury brand under Stellantis. It will be interesting to see how this transition impacts the competition.

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São Paulo kicked off the new season of Formula E with a mix of thrilling and shocking moments, including the chaotic antics of the Mahindra drivers and Pepe Martí's terrifying crash. Amidst the turmoil of the season opener, Jake Dennis from Andretti made a strong statement by defeating last season's champion, Oliver Rowland of Nissan, as well as Nick Cassidy from the newcomer Citroen team.

The next race is the Mexico City E-Prix this January 10, 2026.

ABB FIA Formula E S11 FINALE

The 11th season of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship concludes in ExCel London for the season finale, called The Fantastic Four London ePrix. Oliver Rowland may be crowned driver's champion, but this race will decide which team or manufacturer will win the title.

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Nick Cassidy of Jaguar made headlines in the season finale after winning the entire season finale weekend in Jaguar's home turf. However, as the season ended, the TAG Heuer Porsche team was crowned both team and manufacturer champions. Congratulations to Porsche for their first-ever team and manufacturer title in Formula E!

This concludes the 11th season of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. See you this December 6, 2025, for Season 12 in Brazil.

ABB FIA Formula E S11 - Berlin ePrix

Berlin is the penultimate stop for the 11th season of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. With Oliver Rowland leading, this two-parter could decide his fate, whether he would earn the right to be crowned world champion.

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In the first race, Mitch Evans ended his 11-race streak without scoring points by dominating Pascal Wehrlein and Edoardo Mortara to secure a victory. This win not only matched Sebastien Buemi's all-time wins record but also marked Jaguar's 50th podium finish. In the final race, Jaguar achieved its 51st podium finish when Nick Cassidy triumphed over Jake Dennis and Jean-Eric Vergne.

After Berlin, it's officially official. The Nissan driver, Oliver Rowland, is crowned world champion.

Rowland is officially the world champion, but there's one last race weekend left of the season: the London ePrix. It all ends this July 26 to 27, 2025. Don't miss it!

ABB FIA Formula E S11 - Jakarta ePrix

The only ASEAN country to host a Formula E race, Jakarta, returned to the stage in the eleventh season of the event. This season gave race fans their only chance to witness the GEN3 EVO machines tear through the streets of the Indonesian capital.

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In another twist this season, Dan Ticktum of Cupra KIRO Race Co achieved a fairytale victory against Mahindra's Edoardo Mortara and Andretti's Nico Mueller, marking his first-ever Formula E win.

After the Jakarta round of Formula E, Oliver Rowland is in the lead with 172 points, while the two Porsche drivers, Pascal Wehrlein and Antonio Felix Da Costa, are separated by just three points, with 103 and 100 respectively.

The next event is the two-part Berlin ePrix, scheduled for July 12-13, 2025.

ABB FIA Formula E S11 - Shanghai ePrix

China, the global superpower where the first-ever Formula E race was held in 2014. As they are back for the Shanghai ePrix, the teams are ready to demonstrate the full arsenal of the GEN3 EVO machines amid the rainy weather conditions that posed a greater challenge to these machines.

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In the first part, DS PENSKE delivered their first 1-2 finish in the GEN3 EVO era with Maximilian Guenther the winner and Jean-Eric Vergne the 2nd placer. McLaren's Taylor Barnard finished 3rd. In the final part, meanwhile, Jaguar driver Nick Cassidy made his comeback win against the two Porsche drivers, Pascal Wehrlein and Antonio Felix Da Costa.

After Shanghai, the two Porsche drivers are tailing Nissan's Oliver Rowland, with Wehrlein 68 points behind Rowland, 171 - 103, and Antonio Felix Da Costa in 3rd with 88 points.

The next race is the Jakarta ePrix this June 21, 2025.

ABB FIA Formula E S11 - Tokyo ePrix

This is what every Japanese feared the most. A two-race Formula E weekend set in the streets of Tokyo. The rain-drenched Tokyo ePrix is all about shocking the Japanese audience with intense electric car racing action in the most populous city in the world. A chance for NISMO to prove its worth.

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In the first race, Stoffel Vandoorne ended his winless streak by surpassing current season leader Oliver Rowland, with Taylor Barnard, a McLaren driver, finishing in third place. In the second race, Oliver Rowland achieved Nissan's first victory on home turf, further solidifying his position at the top of the driver standings. He outperformed competitors such as Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein and Cupra's Dan Ticktum.

With residents of Tokyo freed from their nightmarish Formula E experience, the championship continues with another two-parter, the Shanghai ePrix on May 31 and June 1, 2025.

ABB FIA Formula E S11 - Monaco ePrix

The streets of Monaco come alive with the arrival of the GEN3 EVO machines for the two-race Monaco ePrix, part of the 11th season of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. This legendary venue offers an exciting opportunity to showcase the capabilities of the GEN3 EVO machines in a historic F1 setting. Packed with unpredictable moments, the event promises to be thrilling.

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In the first race, Nissan driver Oliver Rowland is the winner, while Mahindra's Nyck De Vries finished 2nd and Andretti's Jake Dennis finished 3rd. In the dramatic final race, meanwhile, Envision's Sebastien Buemi beats Rowland to win the race while Jaguar's Nick Cassidy finished 3rd.

After Monaco, Oliver Rowland leads with 115 points, while Antonio Felix Da Costa and Pascal Wehrlein are just one point apart, with scores of 67 and 66, respectively.

The next event is the two-part Tokyo ePrix this May 17-18, 2025.

ABB FIA Formula E S11 - Miami ePrix

The United States may have become a troubled nation again with the return of the Trump administration, but that doesn't stop the ABB FIA Formula E from making a grand spectacle at the Miami ePrix. While Miami may be seen as a Republican stronghold, the GEN 3 EVO cars are as exhilarating as the Miami Heat.

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Due to the penalties that affected Norman Nato's first-place finish, Porsche claims the 1st and 3rd place podiums with Pascal Wehrlein and Antonio Felix Da Costa. LOLA secured its first podium finish with Lucas Di Grassi finishing in 2nd.

After the heat in Homestead-Miami, Nissan driver Oliver Rowland remains in the lead with 69 points, 15 points ahead of Da Costa.

The next race is the two-part Monaco ePrix this May 3-4, 2025.

ABB FIA Formula E S11 - Jeddah ePrix

The two-part Jeddah ePrix, held during the 11th ABB FIA Formula E World Championship season, celebrated the series' 100th race. To honor this milestone, the race weekend featured some of the fastest-rising racing drivers participating in rookie testing, showcasing the capabilities of the GEN3 EVO racing machines at the official venue of the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

After landmark Free Practice sessions with the fastest-rising rookie racers, the action in Jeddah begins with accidents, clashes, and suspense galore.

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The first race saw Maximilian Guenther nailed his first win as a DS driver. In contrast, Nissan driver Oliver Rowland finished 2nd to maintain his title fight and McLaren newcomer Taylor Barnard completed the podium with his third-place finish. In the incident-packed second race, meanwhile, it's an all-British podium with Rowland the winner, Barnard the second placer, and Maserati's Jake Hughes the third placer.

Rowland is leading the championship fight ahead of Barnard but it's too early to tell. The next event is the Miami ePrix this April 12th.

ABB FIA Formula E S11 - Mexico City ePrix

Season 11 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship continues in Mexico City, kicking off the year 2025 with intense zero-emission action situated at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. A chance for the GEN3 EVO machines to flex their electric muscles in the Mexican setting.

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Oliver Rowland won the first race of the season for NISMO. He beat out two Porsche drivers, Antonio Felix Da Costa and Pascal Wehrlein, to take the checkered flag.

The next race is in Jeddah for this season's first two-parter this February 14 to 15, 2025.

ABB FIA Formula E S11 - Sao Paulo ePrix

Season 11 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship marked the beginning of the Gen3 EVO era and welcomed new teams KIRO and LOLA to the grid. The competition kicked off in the streets of Sao Paulo, setting the stage for this exciting new season.

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The season opener in Sao Paulo is met with crashes as well as red-flag-triggering moments when Jake Dennis stopped out on track as well as Pascal Wehrlein's big crash at the exit of Turn 6, but the biggest surprise in this race is Mitch Evans of the rebranded Jaguar team.

Mitch Evans started in last place but became the first winner of Season 11 in Sao Paulo. Porsche driver Antonio Felix da Costa finished in 2nd, and McLaren's newcomer Taylor Barnard secured 3rd place.

The next race is in Mexico City this January 11, 2025.

ABB FIA Formula E S10 FINALE

The streets of London are reeling from the aftermath of the general election that saw the Labour Party taking over the parliament. Plus, there is also a global IT outage. But that doesn't stop the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship from concluding its 10th-anniversary season, which will mark the end of the first phase of the GEN3 era. This event will be the perfect distraction from all the chaos!

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In the first part, Pascal Wehrlein of Porsche is the winner while Jaguar's Mitch Evans finished 2nd and Sebastien Buemi of Envision finished 3rd. Wehrlein's Race 1 win made him three points ahead of Evans and seven points ahead of Nick Cassidy. The fight for the title is never been this close.

As the final race of ABB FIA Formula E World Championship's 10th-anniversary celebration came; the victor was decided. Pascal Wehrlein was crowned this season's champion after finishing 2nd place behind Nissan's Oliver Rowland and ahead of Mitch Evans. Jaguar, meanwhile, was named manufacturers' champions following Antonio Felix da Costa was slapped with a five-second penalty for causing a collision with Nick Cassidy, demoting him to 14th in the finale.

What a way to conclude Formula E's 10th-anniversary celebration! From familiar tracks to new additions such as Tokyo and Misano, this season truly is the send-off for the first phase of the GEN3 era, and with the champions crowned, a new phase begins.

Formula E's 10th-anniversary celebration may be over but the next chapter of the GEN3 era begins this December 7th in Sao Paulo with the 11th season; the beginning of the second chapter called the GEN3 EVO.

See you next season!

ABB FIA Formula E S10 - Portland ePrix

The streets of Portland, Oregon, are the penultimate stop for the ABB FIA Formula E's 10th-anniversary celebration.

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Antonio Felix Da Costa of Porsche made headlines in the Pacific Northwest for two reasons. First, in the first part, Da Costa made a stunning upset when the championship leader Nick Cassidy's lead left in shambles after an accidental spin, giving Da Costa the chance for victory. Second, in the final part, following the incident that triggered a one-lap overtime, his latest victory over the Envision driver Robin Frijns, who is on his 100th race start, is enough for Da Costa to sweep the Portland race weekend. 

Da Costa's victory is a huge upset, and it's sure to shake up the championship standings. It's also a great story for the fans, who were treated to a thrilling race.

After Portland, Nick Cassidy leads with 167 points, while Mitch Evans and Pascal Wehrlein both scored 155 points. With these results, Cassidy is in an excellent position to take the championship, but there are still two races to go and he is not guaranteed a win. Anything can happen, especially when the drivers are as talented and competitive as they are in this league.

After an exciting weekend of racing in Portland, Oregon, we’re ready for the London ePrix finale! After Antonio Felix Da Costa’s upset victory over Nick Cassidy in Portland, the championship is still up for grabs. The London ePrix will be a two-part finale, and anything can happen. Will Cassidy take the championship, or will Da Costa’s upset win in Portland shake up the standings for good? Find out this July 20-21 and don’t miss it!

ABB FIA Formula E S10 - Shanghai ePrix

China is the first country to host the very first Formula E race ten years ago on the streets of Beijing. Back to where it all began, Formula E's 10th-anniversary celebrations continue in the streets of Shanghai.

 Although further from the origin, Formula E's return to Chinese soil is all about returning to its roots while letting the drivers go all-out as the fight for the championship is too close to call.

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The first race saw Jaguar dominating the podium with Mitch Evans the winner and Nick Cassidy finishing in 3rd. Pascal Wehrlein of Porsche finished 2nd. 

The final race, meanwhile, saw a comeback win for Antonio Felix da Costa. At the same time, McLaren driver Jake Hughes, who made headlines for the closest qualifying gap in Formula E at the rate of 0.001 seconds between Stoffel Vandoorne, nailed his first Formula E podium by finishing 2nd, and Norman Nato finished 3rd.

After Shanghai, Nick Cassidy is leading with 167 points while Pascal Wehrlein is in 2nd with 142 points and Mitch Evans is in 3rd with 132 points.

There are only two venues left in Formula E's 10th-anniversary celebrations and the next will be the Portland ePrix this June 29-30.

ABB FIA Formula E S10 - Berlin ePrix

Formula E's 10th-anniversary celebration continues in the Berlin Tempelhof for the Berlin ePrix. Because this track gained a new layout for this season, drivers are striving to accommodate themselves in this new version while doing what they do best; battle for the championship.

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The first part saw the Jaguar driver Nick Cassidy nail his second win of the season while beating the likes of two-time world champion Jean-Eric Vergne and Nissan driver Oliver Rowland. In the final part, meanwhile, Antonio Felix Da Costa is back in victory lane as he defeats Cassidy and Rowland at the finish line.

After Berlin, Cassidy leads with 140 points, 16 points ahead of Wehrlein, and Rowland is in 3rd with 118 points.

The next event of Formula E's 10th-anniversary celebration goes back to where it all began; China. This time, Formula E invades the streets of Shanghai for the Shanghai ePrix this May 25-26.

ABB FIA Formula E S10 - Monaco ePrix

Formula E's 10th-anniversary celebration continues in the streets of Monaco. Before the race, the world witnessed the improved version of the current GEN 3 race car, called GEN 3 EVO. The newly improved machine is capable of hitting 0-60mph in 1.82 seconds and it's set to make its debut in the 2025 season.

After the world premiere of the GEN 3 EVO, the Monaco ePrix kicked off with Mitch Evans taking the lead, a disaster for Jake Dennis and Nico Mueller, and Oliver Rowland's bold moves to sum it up.

 

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Jaguar ended the Monaco bout with a 1-2 finish with Mitch Evans the winner and Nick Cassidy the second placer. DS driver Stoffel Vandoorne completes the podium with a third-place finish.

After Monaco, Pascal Wehrlein leads with 102 points, seven points ahead of Nick Cassidy, while Jake Dennis is in third with 89 points.

The next race is the Berlin ePrix this May 11-12.

ABB FIA Formula E S10 - Misano ePrix

There has just been a proper circuit race in Formula E history as Formula E's 10th-anniversary celebrations continue in Misano for its first real circuit racing.

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In the first part, Antonio Felix Da Costa won, but he was disqualified from the race because his throttle damper spring wasn't found in conformity with the regulations. As a result, Oliver Rowland, who finished 2nd, was promoted to 1st place. A first win for Nissan. 3rd placer Jake Dennis is now in 2nd,  and 4th placer Maximilian Gunther's now in 3rd.

In the second part, meanwhile, it's redemption time for Porsche driver Pascal Wehrlein as he puts his misfortunes from the previous race behind him and wins his second race of the season, ahead of Jake Dennis and Nick Cassidy.

After Formula E's first real circuit race, Pascal Wehrlein is in the lead with 89 points, neck-and-neck with Jake Dennis, and Nissan's Oliver Rowland is in 3rd with 80 points.

The next race will be the Monaco ePrix this April 27th.