London E-Prix: Past winners and key records ahead of Formula E season finale
The Formula E season will come to an end next weekend with a double-header at the London E-Prix . After 15 rounds of racing, both the drivers' and teams' championships are still up for grabs. Nine drivers remain in contention for the world title, making the London finale one of the most important weekends of the season. The races will be held at the ExCeL London circuit , a unique 2.09-km track featuring 22 turns. It is the only Formula E circuit that runs both indoors and outdoors. The layout is tight and technical, with elevation changes and several overtaking opportunities.
Oliver Rowland and Jake Dennis chasing another Formula E titleBritain's Oliver Rowland is the reigning Formula E world champion. However, heading into the London finale, Rowland is fourth in the drivers' standings with 132 points.
Another British driver, Jake Dennis of Andretti, leads the championship. He holds a two-point advantage over Jaguar's Mitch Evans . With the title battle set to go down to the final weekend, here is a look at the previous winners of the London E-Prix.
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Most successful London E-Prix driversA few drivers have enjoyed particular success in London over the years:
Jake Dennis – 3 wins
Nick Cassidy – 3 wins
Nico Prost – 2 wins
Mitch Evans – 1 win
Oliver Rowland – 1 win
Alex Lynn – 1 win
Sam Bird – 1 win
Lucas di Grassi – 1 win
Pascal Wehrlein – 1 win
Sebastien Buemi – 1 win
Battersea Park era (2015-2016)
The first London E-Prix races were held at Battersea Park.
2015 Race 1
Winner: Sebastien Buemi (e.dams-Renault)
Second: Jerome d'Ambrosio (Dragon Racing)
Third: Jean-Eric Vergne (Andretti Autosport)
2015 Race 2
Winner: Sam Bird (Virgin Racing)
Second: Jerome d'Ambrosio
Third: Loic Duval (Dragon Racing)
2016 Race 1
Winner: Nico Prost (Renault e.dams)
Second: Bruno Senna (Mahindra Racing)
Third: Jean-Eric Vergne
2016 Race 2
Winner: Nico Prost (Renault e.dams)
Second: Daniel Abt (Audi Sport ABT)
Third: Jerome d'Ambrosio
ExCeL London era begins
After a break, Formula E returned to London in 2021 with races at ExCeL London.
2021 Race 1
Winner: Jake Dennis (Andretti-BMW)
Second: Nyck de Vries (Mercedes-EQ)
Third: Alex Lynn (Mahindra Racing)
2021 Race 2
Winner: Alex Lynn (Mahindra Racing)
Second: Nyck de Vries
Third: Mitch Evans
Jake Dennis dominates in 2022
2022 Race 1
Winner: Jake Dennis (Avalanche Andretti)
Second: Stoffel Vandoorne (Mercedes-EQ)
Third: Nick Cassidy (Envision Racing)
2022 Race 2
Winner: Lucas di Grassi (ROKiT Venturi Racing)
Second: Jake Dennis
Third: Nyck de Vries
Dennis won one race and finished second in the other, making it one of his strongest London weekends.
Jaguar drivers shine in 2023
2023 Race 1
Winner: Mitch Evans (Jaguar TCS Racing)
Second: Jake Dennis
Third: Sebastien Buemi
2023 Race 2
Winner: Nick Cassidy (Envision Racing)
Second: Mitch Evans
Third: Jake Dennis
Jaguar-powered drivers dominated the weekend, with Evans and Cassidy sharing the victories.
Wehrlein and Rowland win in 2024
2024 Race 1
Winner: Pascal Wehrlein (TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team)
Second: Mitch Evans
Third: Sebastien Buemi
2024 Race 2
Winner: Oliver Rowland (Nissan Formula E Team)
Second: Pascal Wehrlein
Third: Mitch Evans
Rowland's victory proved important in building momentum for his championship-winning campaign.
Nick Cassidy sweeps London in 2025
2025 Race 1
Winner: Nick Cassidy (Jaguar TCS Racing)
Second: Nyck de Vries
Third: Pascal Wehrlein
2025 Race 2
Winner: Nick Cassidy (Jaguar TCS Racing)
Second: Nyck de Vries
Third: Sebastien Buemi
Cassidy completed a perfect weekend by winning both races, becoming the first driver to sweep the London double-header at ExCeL.
With another championship-deciding weekend approaching, the London E-Prix is once again set to play a major role in Formula E history.
Oliver Rowland and Jake Dennis chasing another Formula E titleBritain's Oliver Rowland is the reigning Formula E world champion. However, heading into the London finale, Rowland is fourth in the drivers' standings with 132 points.
Another British driver, Jake Dennis of Andretti, leads the championship. He holds a two-point advantage over Jaguar's Mitch Evans . With the title battle set to go down to the final weekend, here is a look at the previous winners of the London E-Prix.
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Most successful London E-Prix driversA few drivers have enjoyed particular success in London over the years:
Jake Dennis – 3 wins
Nick Cassidy – 3 wins
Nico Prost – 2 wins
Mitch Evans – 1 win
Oliver Rowland – 1 win
Alex Lynn – 1 win
Sam Bird – 1 win
Lucas di Grassi – 1 win
Pascal Wehrlein – 1 win
Sebastien Buemi – 1 win
Battersea Park era (2015-2016)
The first London E-Prix races were held at Battersea Park.
2015 Race 1
Winner: Sebastien Buemi (e.dams-Renault)
Second: Jerome d'Ambrosio (Dragon Racing)
Third: Jean-Eric Vergne (Andretti Autosport)
2015 Race 2
Winner: Sam Bird (Virgin Racing)
Second: Jerome d'Ambrosio
Third: Loic Duval (Dragon Racing)
2016 Race 1
Winner: Nico Prost (Renault e.dams)
Second: Bruno Senna (Mahindra Racing)
Third: Jean-Eric Vergne
2016 Race 2
Winner: Nico Prost (Renault e.dams)
Second: Daniel Abt (Audi Sport ABT)
Third: Jerome d'Ambrosio
ExCeL London era begins
After a break, Formula E returned to London in 2021 with races at ExCeL London.
2021 Race 1
Winner: Jake Dennis (Andretti-BMW)
Second: Nyck de Vries (Mercedes-EQ)
Third: Alex Lynn (Mahindra Racing)
2021 Race 2
Winner: Alex Lynn (Mahindra Racing)
Second: Nyck de Vries
Third: Mitch Evans
Jake Dennis dominates in 2022
2022 Race 1
Winner: Jake Dennis (Avalanche Andretti)
Second: Stoffel Vandoorne (Mercedes-EQ)
Third: Nick Cassidy (Envision Racing)
2022 Race 2
Winner: Lucas di Grassi (ROKiT Venturi Racing)
Second: Jake Dennis
Third: Nyck de Vries
Dennis won one race and finished second in the other, making it one of his strongest London weekends.
Jaguar drivers shine in 2023
2023 Race 1
Winner: Mitch Evans (Jaguar TCS Racing)
Second: Jake Dennis
Third: Sebastien Buemi
2023 Race 2
Winner: Nick Cassidy (Envision Racing)
Second: Mitch Evans
Third: Jake Dennis
Jaguar-powered drivers dominated the weekend, with Evans and Cassidy sharing the victories.
Wehrlein and Rowland win in 2024
2024 Race 1
Winner: Pascal Wehrlein (TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team)
Second: Mitch Evans
Third: Sebastien Buemi
2024 Race 2
Winner: Oliver Rowland (Nissan Formula E Team)
Second: Pascal Wehrlein
Third: Mitch Evans
Rowland's victory proved important in building momentum for his championship-winning campaign.
Nick Cassidy sweeps London in 2025
2025 Race 1
Winner: Nick Cassidy (Jaguar TCS Racing)
Second: Nyck de Vries
Third: Pascal Wehrlein
2025 Race 2
Winner: Nick Cassidy (Jaguar TCS Racing)
Second: Nyck de Vries
Third: Sebastien Buemi
Cassidy completed a perfect weekend by winning both races, becoming the first driver to sweep the London double-header at ExCeL.
With another championship-deciding weekend approaching, the London E-Prix is once again set to play a major role in Formula E history.
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