What’s next in Formula E? Tokyo and London to decide 2025-26 champion | Formula – E News
The 2025-26 Formula E season has entered its business end. Four races remaining in the exciting season. Thirteen of the scheduled 17 races have been completed, and the focus now shifts to the season’s final two double-headers – Tokyo and London. The next few weeks will decide who will be crowned Formula E world champion.
Tokyo double-header up next
The championship resumes with the Tokyo E-Prix, where Rounds 14 and 15 will be held on July 25 and 26. After Tokyo, the drivers will head to the London E-Prix for the final two races of the season on August 15 and 16.With only four races left, every qualifying session, every overtake and every point will be crucial.
Who will become Formula E champion?
Porsche Formula E Team driver Pascal Wehrlein tops the drivers’ standings with 141 points after 13 races. However, his lead is far from secure.Jaguar TCS Racing’s Mitch Evans is only nine points behind on 132 points, while Nissan Formula E Team’s Oliver Rowland is third with 114 points.Jaguar’s Antonio Felix da Costa (111), Andretti’s Jake Dennis (109) and Mahindra Racing’s Edoardo Mortara (103) are also very much in the title race.Several questions remain unanswered as the championship enters its final phase.Can Pascal Wehrlein hold on to his lead and win the title? Can Mitch Evans close the gap and overtake the Porsche driver? Can Oliver Rowland make a late comeback? Or will Antonio Felix da Costa, Jake Dennis or Edoardo Mortara produce a stunning finish to emerge as surprise champions?With six drivers still in realistic contention, the battle is expected to remain intense until the final race in London.Current top six standingsPascal Wehrlein (Porsche Formula E Team) – 141 pointsMitch Evans (Jaguar TCS Racing) – 132 pointsOliver Rowland (Nissan Formula E Team) – 114 pointsAntónio Félix da Costa (Jaguar TCS Racing) – 111 pointsJake Dennis (Andretti Formula E) – 109 pointsEdoardo Mortara (Mahindra Racing) – 103 pointsRemaining race scheduleRound 14: Tokyo E-Prix – July 25Round 15: Tokyo E-Prix – July 26Round 16: London E-Prix – August 15Round 17: London E-Prix – August 16As Tokyo and London prepare to host the season finale, the race for the 2025-26 Formula E crown is only getting more exciting.Also read: Formula E 2025/26: Meet the drivers and where they stand after 13 rounds
