Pascal Wehrlein secures his second Formula E drivers’ championship after the season-ending London E-Prix, despite a difficult race in which he finishes 14th and scores no points. The race itself is won by Britain’s Taylor Barnard, who takes victory at the concluding event of the campaign.
Wehrlein’s championship is described as coming from his overall performance across the season rather than his result in London. The reports note that he had previously won a Formula E world title with Porsche in 2023-24, and that his latest drivers’ championship places him alongside Jean-Eric Vergne as one of only two drivers to claim two Formula E world titles. Other details of the race beyond the winner and Wehrlein’s points-free finish are not highlighted in the provided excerpts.
Across the sources, the focus aligns on two points: Wehrlein’s championship outcome and Barnard’s success in the London finale. The differing emphasis is mainly on the contrast between Wehrlein’s low finishing position and his ability to win the title overall.
