Oliver Rowland Secures Formula E Title in Berlin

Oliver Rowland secured his first Formula E championship title for the 2024-25 season with two races to spare after a crucial fourth-place finish in the second Berlin race, while his main rival Pascal Wehrlein faltered, finishing 16th despite starting on pole. Rowland's victory marks the first time a Japanese manufacturer, Nissan, has won the championship. The Berlin double-header featured an unpredictable and aggressive race, with a safety car period affecting strategies, and Jaguar's Nick Cassidy and Mitch Evans winning Saturday and Sunday races respectively. Rowland's comeback was remarkable, overcoming a grid penalty and earlier setbacks, with his team boss praising his resilience amid personal challenges. Despite Rowland clinching the driver's title, the team and constructors' championships remain contested, with Porsche leading. The season will conclude with two races in London later in July.