E-Prix Berlin: Oliver Rowland is world champion

Oliver Rowland Cut the finish line in fourth place and mathematically wins its first world championship title and with two races in advance before the large closure scheduled at the end of July in London. A group race, very tactical, which at the beginning seemed dominated by the Porsche di Wehrlein And Coastwith Rowland always in the top ten and waiting to discover his cards. In the end everything jumps and winning the second race at the Tempelhof Airport Street Circuit is still a Jaguar, that of Nick Cassidy Started from twenty -first place. Second position for Andretti di Jake Dennisthird the DS Penske of Jean-éric Vergne. Fourth the new world champion Rowland who closes in front of the Jaguar of Mitch Evansto the McLaren of Taylor Barnard and to the mahindra of Felipe Drugovich. Eighth Nico MüllerAndretti, ninth Antonio Felix da Costacloses the top ten La Nissan of Sergio Sette Câmara.

1. Nick Cassidy – Jaguar
2. Jake Dennis – Andretti
3. Jean -éric Vergne – DS Penske
4. Oliver Rowland – Nissan
5. Mitch Evans – Jaguar
6. Taylor Barnard – Neom McLaren
7. Felipe Drugovich – Mahindra
8. Nico Müller – Andretti
9. Antonio Felix Da Costa – Porsche
10. Sergio Sette Câmara – Nissan

1. Oliver Rowland – Nissan 184 points
2. Pascal Wehrlein – Tag Heuer Porsche 125
3. Taylor Barnard – Neom McLaren 112
4. Nick Cassidy – Jaguar 102
5. Antonio Felix Da Costa – Porsche 101
6. Jean -éric Vergne – DS Penske 89
7. Dan Ticktum – Cupra Kiro 82
8. Edoardo Mortara – Mahindra 80
9. Maximilian Günther – DS Penske 79
10. Jake Dennis – Andretti 77

1. Porsche – 342 points
2. Nissan – 335 points
3. Jaguar – 279 points
4. Stellantis – 243 points
5. Mahindra – 170 points