Wehrlein Wins Miami E-Prix Amid Penalties

Pascal Wehrlein of Tag Heuer Porsche won the Miami E-Prix after Nissan's Norman Nato, who initially crossed the finish line first, was penalized for incorrect use of the Attack Mode, a power-boosting feature, amid a chaotic race filled with strategic complexities. Lucas di Grassi of Lola Yamaha ABT finished second, while Antonio Félix Da Costa of Tag Heuer Porsche secured the third spot. The race was marked by a red flag incident following a crash involving Maximilian Günther, which disrupted many drivers' strategies for using the required Attack Mode. Wehrlein's victory also earned him the first FIA President's Medal awarded in Formula E, recognizing individual achievement with a sustainable manufacturing process. The event highlighted the unpredictable nature of Formula E racing, blending strategic energy management with the dynamic on-track action.