Evans Wins Wet Berlin E-Prix, Title Race Tightens

Mitch Evans won the Berlin E-Prix in wet conditions, starting from pole to claim his 14th Formula E victory and tie Sebastien Buemi for the all-time win record, while also delivering Jaguar their 50th podium. The race featured two safety car periods and strategic pit stops, with Evans maintaining composure despite pressure. Pascal Wehrlein overcame a grid penalty and surged from ninth to second place, closing his championship gap to leader Oliver Rowland, who retired after a collision and saw his title hopes put on hold. Edoardo Mortara secured his second consecutive podium with a third-place finish, and Taylor Barnard placed fourth to move into third in the driver standings. The championship battle remains alive with three races left, as Rowland leads Wehrlein by only 50 points. In the teams’ standings, Porsche extended their lead over Nissan and DS Penske.