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Formula E champion Oliver Rowland reflects on his stunning 2025 season, from the euphoria of Mexico to title glory and what comes next for the returning Nissan driver.
Read MoreFormula E is in talks with Zandvoort over a possible race from 2027 onwards when the coastal circuit’s deal expires with Formula 1 next year.
Read MoreEV Powered looks back on the 2025 Formula E season, where Oliver Rowland claimed the Drivers’ crown, Porsche dominated the Teams’ and Manufacturers’ standings, and the Gen3 Evo era delivered edge-of-the-seat action.
Read MoreNissan’s Oliver Rowland clinches the 2025 Formula E Drivers’ World Championship in London after a season of relentless consistency and smart racecraft.
Read MorePorsche secures the Teams’ and Manufacturers’ World Championship titles in Formula E, completing its trophy collection after a dominant season for its factory and customer teams.
Read MoreNick Cassidy wins the 2025 London E-Prix in stunning style on his final weekend with Jaguar TCS Racing, fending off de Vries and Wehrlein in a tactical Formula E thriller.
Read MoreNissan’s Formula E boss Tommaso Volpe hints that Formula E could leave London’s ExCeL after 2026, with Silverstone emerging as a possible new venue for the faster Gen4 cars.
Read MoreNissan Formula E boss Tommaso Volpe reveals how the brand is using electric racing to drive innovation, win championships, and shape the future of EVs through its Ambition 2030 strategy
Read MoreJaguar’s Nick Cassidy clinches an emotional win in London during his final weekend with the team, dominating Round 15 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.
Read MoreNick Cassidy secures a thrilling Round 15 win at the 2025 London E-Prix, marking a swansong victory for Jaguar and Team Principal James Barclay. De Vries and Wehrlein complete the podium.
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