With six races remaining of this year’s Formula E series Nick Cassidy has a 16-point lead in the overall standings.
The current standings are:
Cassidy 140 points
Wehrlein 124 points
Rowland 118 points
Dennis 102 points
Evans 97 points
Vergne 84 points
Gunther 65 points
Da Costa 59 points
Vandoorne 43 points
Bird 38 points
Fenestraz 26 points
Hughes 25 points
Nato 24 points
Frijns 21 points
Buemi 20 points
Muller 18 points
Ticktum 12 points
Sette Camara 11 points
Daruvala 8 points
Mortara 7 points
Barnard 5 points
Eriksson 2 points
Di Grassi 1 point
15:35
DA COSTA CELEBRATES WITH TEAM
Da Costa says winning in Berlin was a special one for his Porsche team.
15:32
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Antonio Felix Da Costa drove the perfect race as he led from the front to win the Formula E 10th round in Berlin.
The Portuguese driver took the race from the front and as the rest battled behind for the podium positions he forged a winning margin.
Nick Cassidy got stuck behind after fighting with Jaguar team-mate Mitch Evans for a podium position.
Cassidy eventually came past his team-mate and British driver Oliver Rowland to take second.
Nissan driver Rowland had moved up from 16th place on the grid and finished third despite losing a place to Cassidy late on.
Da Costa had won round six of the series in Misano, Italy, before being disqualified hours after the race had ended.
“The other one got taken away a few hours after, I’m confident that we’ve got everything in line,” said Da Costa.
“It feels great to win in a home race for Porsche, it’s a special one. It had been a tough start to the season, but we’ve been building momentum.”
A second-place finish for Cassidy extended his lead in the overall championship to 16 points, despite showing his frustration at team-mate Evans competing with him for position.
“It’s a great weekend for us,” said Cassidy. “I feel sorry for Mitch (Evans) he lost out a bit there, but I feel that we could have both had a better race.
“We tried to work hard together, that sometimes work but sometimes doesn’t. In this peloton racing it’s really hard to do that.
“We gave it our best and had a great weekend.”
The series continues with round 11 and 12 on May 25-26 in Shanghai.
41/41
DA COSTA WINS
After escaping the fighting behind Da Costa has led from the front and pulled out a winning advantage.
Cassidy finishes strongly to take second and Rowland in third.
40/41
EVANS LOCKS UP
Evans goes from competing for the podium and down to sixth.
40/41
CAN DA COSTA HOLD ON?
While the fighting behind continues Da Costa is leading the race and with Rowland not posing an immediate threat he could well win this.
Tow laps to go and Da Costa leads from Rowland and Cassidy.
38/41
THREE EXTRA LAPS
Da Costa leads the race by almost a second from Rowland. Behind Jaguar team-mates Evans and Cassidy are fighting for position.
35/38
MISTAKE BY EVENS
A mistake into a corner has resulted in Da Costa re-taking the lead and behind is absolutely mayhem.
Cassidy gets stuck behind his team-mate and Rowland is up to third.
34/38
DENNIS UNHAPPY WITH WEHRLEIN
Dennis takes a lunge up the inside of Wehrlein and when the German closes the door the reigning champion is unhappy.
Dennis says the move by his opponent was ‘ridiculous’.
32/38
EVANS TAKES RACE LEAD
Mitch Evans has taken the race lead from Da Costa and with Cassidy lurking the Jaguars are looking to work together.
30/38
TENSIONS ARE RISING
Da Costa leads but behind Dennis and Wehrlein are trading blows and have knocked each other on several occasions.
28/38
BACK UNDERWAY
The second safety car of this race means that extra laps are bound to be added in the final laps. We are back underway with nine laps and any extras remaining.
26/38
CRASH FOR NATO AND FENESTRAZ
Nato and Fenestraz has come to blows and they both end up into the wall. Nato is able to re-start his race but Fenestraz sees his race over and his car will need to be rescued.
Nato went up the inside of Fenestraz going too quick into the corner and took his opponent out. The safety car is deployed.
24/38
DENNIS AND CASSIDY READY TO POUNCE
Championship contenders Cassidy and Dennis are well placed in the top four positions. Da Costa is keen to have the lead but the rest are lurking in his mirrors.
22/38
VANDOORNE CRASHES
The cars are tightly packed and Vandoorne is punished for making an attacking move on the inside. The Belgian’s car has lost its wing and he is straight to the back.
19/38
FRONT WING DAMAGE
Rowland has taken some damage to his front wing and currently sits in fifth position. There has been a fair bit of contact between the cars this weekend on a Berlin course which entices overtaking.
16/38
PORSCHE PAIR IN HUNT
Porsche team-mates Wehrlein and Da Costa are currently one-two and liking to work together to block the front.
However, Da Costa is overtaken and Cassidy makes a move to the front.
15/38
BACK RACING
Rowland has picked up 11 positions in the opening 14 laps as we get back underway in Berlin.
13/38
SAFETY CAR
Gunther who qualified in fifth place this morning has come to a halt in a dangerous position and will need to be rescued.
The German hits the back of an opponent going into a bend. His car is then able to re-start despite back to the pits but he abandons.
11/38
HOTTING UP IN BERLIN
With 10 laps gone drivers are starting to push the pace and challenge each other for position. Mortara takes a shunt but is okay to carry on in sixth.
Da Costa has a slight lead before going for attack mode and conceding his place.
8/38
QUICKER PACE THAN YESTERDAY
With so many drivers using their attack modes early the pace is really high in Berlin which he meant less overtaking has taken place so far.
Wehrlein is back in the lead from Cassidy in second.
6/38
EARLY ATTACK MODES
German driver Wehrlein is one of those who has taken his second attack mode early in the race. Cassidy and Dennis also take their second attack modes.
Them drives shuffling back allows Evans to take the lead from Da Costa in second and Wehrlein third.
3/38
CASSIDY TAKES ATTACK MODE
Dennis and Nato both qualified well and are in the top five cars early on. Cassidy has gone for an early attack mode and allowed Wehrlein to take the race lead.
1/38
LIGHTS OUT
We are underway in Berlin! Cassidy starts quickest overtaking Dennis and leading into the first corner.
13:57
FIVE MINUTES UNTIL WE START
There are just five minutes until it’s lights out in Berlin for round 10 of the Formula E championship
13:52
ROOKIE BARNARD BACK FOR MCLAREN
Taylor Barnard will be looking to improve on his 10th placed finish on his Formula E debut yesterday.
The youngster was drafted in after Sam Bird broke his hand in a practice crash at Monaco last month.
The British driver starts from 18th on the grid today.
13:45
‘GOOD TO BE BACK,’ SAYS DENNIS
Jake Dennis said it is ‘good to be back’ after qualifying quickest ahead of round 10 of the Formula E series in Berlin.
“It was so unexpected coming into today,” said Dennis.
“We obviously threw the kitchen sink at it last night and it paid off, both cars are performing really well. We’re going off on pole position and earned three points.
“It feels good to be back. It felt that I had forgotten how to drive in these last few races and to know I can still do it and put in a lap like that is a special feeling.”
13:40
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Nick Cassidy described his win in round nine of the Formula E season as ‘crazy’.
The race was under yellow flags on two occasions following crashes and a large leading pack were all in contention coming into the final five laps.
Video - Watch highlights as Cassidy secures Formula E win in Berlin
05:25
13:26
HOW ROUND NINE UNFOLDED
Yesterday it was Nick Cassidy who saved his energy for a late attack which took him to victory in Berlin.
The wide course resulted in lots of overtaking and a large pack fighting for victory. Cassidy battled his way through from 21st to drive clear in the closing laps.
Jean-Eric Vergne held off a closely grouped pack for second with Oliver Rowland placing third.
After having a nightmare drive and qualification yesterday Jake Dennis turned his fortunes around to qualify quickest in Berlin.
The starting grid order is as follows:
1 Dennis2 Cassidy3 Nato4 Evans5 Gunther6 Wehrlein7 Mortara8 Vandoorne9 Vergne10 Da Costa11 Eriksson12 Di Grassi13 Daruvala14 Hughes15 Sette Camara16 Rowland17 Fenestraz18 Barnard19 Aron20 King21 Van Der Linde22 Ticktum
13:14
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After winning the first of a weekend double-header in Berlin yesterday (Saturday) the new championship leader is Nick Cassidy.
Reigning champion Jake Dennis suffered a puncture and failed to finish in his Andretti. After nine rounds Cassidy has a lead of nine points from Pascal Wehrlein.
Oliver Rowland sits in third 18 points behind. Dennis is fourth overall and 32 points behind Cassidy.
13:03
GOOD AFTERNOON
Hello and welcome to LIVE updates from the 10th round of the Formula E championship from the Tempelhof Airport in Berlin. Race start is 14:05 GMT
Formula E GP Berlin – Round 10 as reigning champion Jake Dennis looks to claw back points on series rivals from pole
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SERIES STANDINGS
With six races remaining of this year’s Formula E series Nick Cassidy has a 16-point lead in the overall standings.
The current standings are:
DA COSTA CELEBRATES WITH TEAM
Da Costa says winning in Berlin was a special one for his Porsche team.
HOW DO I WATCH FORMULA E ON TNT SPORTS? WHAT IS DISCOVERY+?
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DA COSTS DRIVES TO VICTORY
Antonio Felix Da Costa drove the perfect race as he led from the front to win the Formula E 10th round in Berlin.
The Portuguese driver took the race from the front and as the rest battled behind for the podium positions he forged a winning margin.
Nick Cassidy got stuck behind after fighting with Jaguar team-mate Mitch Evans for a podium position.
Cassidy eventually came past his team-mate and British driver Oliver Rowland to take second.
Nissan driver Rowland had moved up from 16th place on the grid and finished third despite losing a place to Cassidy late on.
Da Costa had won round six of the series in Misano, Italy, before being disqualified hours after the race had ended.
“The other one got taken away a few hours after, I’m confident that we’ve got everything in line,” said Da Costa.
“It feels great to win in a home race for Porsche, it’s a special one. It had been a tough start to the season, but we’ve been building momentum.”
A second-place finish for Cassidy extended his lead in the overall championship to 16 points, despite showing his frustration at team-mate Evans competing with him for position.
“It’s a great weekend for us,” said Cassidy. “I feel sorry for Mitch (Evans) he lost out a bit there, but I feel that we could have both had a better race.
“We tried to work hard together, that sometimes work but sometimes doesn’t. In this peloton racing it’s really hard to do that.
“We gave it our best and had a great weekend.”
The series continues with round 11 and 12 on May 25-26 in Shanghai.
DA COSTA WINS
After escaping the fighting behind Da Costa has led from the front and pulled out a winning advantage.
Cassidy finishes strongly to take second and Rowland in third.
EVANS LOCKS UP
Evans goes from competing for the podium and down to sixth.
CAN DA COSTA HOLD ON?
While the fighting behind continues Da Costa is leading the race and with Rowland not posing an immediate threat he could well win this.
Tow laps to go and Da Costa leads from Rowland and Cassidy.
THREE EXTRA LAPS
Da Costa leads the race by almost a second from Rowland. Behind Jaguar team-mates Evans and Cassidy are fighting for position.
MISTAKE BY EVENS
A mistake into a corner has resulted in Da Costa re-taking the lead and behind is absolutely mayhem.
Cassidy gets stuck behind his team-mate and Rowland is up to third.
DENNIS UNHAPPY WITH WEHRLEIN
Dennis takes a lunge up the inside of Wehrlein and when the German closes the door the reigning champion is unhappy.
Dennis says the move by his opponent was ‘ridiculous’.
EVANS TAKES RACE LEAD
Mitch Evans has taken the race lead from Da Costa and with Cassidy lurking the Jaguars are looking to work together.
TENSIONS ARE RISING
Da Costa leads but behind Dennis and Wehrlein are trading blows and have knocked each other on several occasions.
BACK UNDERWAY
The second safety car of this race means that extra laps are bound to be added in the final laps. We are back underway with nine laps and any extras remaining.
CRASH FOR NATO AND FENESTRAZ
Nato and Fenestraz has come to blows and they both end up into the wall. Nato is able to re-start his race but Fenestraz sees his race over and his car will need to be rescued.
Nato went up the inside of Fenestraz going too quick into the corner and took his opponent out. The safety car is deployed.
DENNIS AND CASSIDY READY TO POUNCE
Championship contenders Cassidy and Dennis are well placed in the top four positions. Da Costa is keen to have the lead but the rest are lurking in his mirrors.
VANDOORNE CRASHES
The cars are tightly packed and Vandoorne is punished for making an attacking move on the inside. The Belgian’s car has lost its wing and he is straight to the back.
FRONT WING DAMAGE
Rowland has taken some damage to his front wing and currently sits in fifth position. There has been a fair bit of contact between the cars this weekend on a Berlin course which entices overtaking.
PORSCHE PAIR IN HUNT
Porsche team-mates Wehrlein and Da Costa are currently one-two and liking to work together to block the front.
However, Da Costa is overtaken and Cassidy makes a move to the front.
BACK RACING
Rowland has picked up 11 positions in the opening 14 laps as we get back underway in Berlin.
SAFETY CAR
Gunther who qualified in fifth place this morning has come to a halt in a dangerous position and will need to be rescued.
The German hits the back of an opponent going into a bend. His car is then able to re-start despite back to the pits but he abandons.
HOTTING UP IN BERLIN
With 10 laps gone drivers are starting to push the pace and challenge each other for position. Mortara takes a shunt but is okay to carry on in sixth.
Da Costa has a slight lead before going for attack mode and conceding his place.
QUICKER PACE THAN YESTERDAY
With so many drivers using their attack modes early the pace is really high in Berlin which he meant less overtaking has taken place so far.
Wehrlein is back in the lead from Cassidy in second.
EARLY ATTACK MODES
German driver Wehrlein is one of those who has taken his second attack mode early in the race. Cassidy and Dennis also take their second attack modes.
Them drives shuffling back allows Evans to take the lead from Da Costa in second and Wehrlein third.
CASSIDY TAKES ATTACK MODE
Dennis and Nato both qualified well and are in the top five cars early on. Cassidy has gone for an early attack mode and allowed Wehrlein to take the race lead.
LIGHTS OUT
We are underway in Berlin! Cassidy starts quickest overtaking Dennis and leading into the first corner.
FIVE MINUTES UNTIL WE START
There are just five minutes until it’s lights out in Berlin for round 10 of the Formula E championship
ROOKIE BARNARD BACK FOR MCLAREN
Taylor Barnard will be looking to improve on his 10th placed finish on his Formula E debut yesterday.
The youngster was drafted in after Sam Bird broke his hand in a practice crash at Monaco last month.
The British driver starts from 18th on the grid today.
‘GOOD TO BE BACK,’ SAYS DENNIS
Jake Dennis said it is ‘good to be back’ after qualifying quickest ahead of round 10 of the Formula E series in Berlin.
“It was so unexpected coming into today,” said Dennis.
“We obviously threw the kitchen sink at it last night and it paid off, both cars are performing really well. We’re going off on pole position and earned three points.
“It feels good to be back. It felt that I had forgotten how to drive in these last few races and to know I can still do it and put in a lap like that is a special feeling.”
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The 2023/24 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship roared into life with the season-opening race in Mexico City on Saturday, January 13, with all the action live on TNT Sports and discovery+.
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VIDEO: NICK WINS ‘CRAZY’ ROUND IN BERLIN
Nick Cassidy described his win in round nine of the Formula E season as ‘crazy’.
The race was under yellow flags on two occasions following crashes and a large leading pack were all in contention coming into the final five laps.
Video - Watch highlights as Cassidy secures Formula E win in Berlin
HOW ROUND NINE UNFOLDED
Yesterday it was Nick Cassidy who saved his energy for a late attack which took him to victory in Berlin.
The wide course resulted in lots of overtaking and a large pack fighting for victory. Cassidy battled his way through from 21st to drive clear in the closing laps.
Jean-Eric Vergne held off a closely grouped pack for second with Oliver Rowland placing third.
STARTING GRID
After having a nightmare drive and qualification yesterday Jake Dennis turned his fortunes around to qualify quickest in Berlin.
The starting grid order is as follows:
1 Dennis2 Cassidy3 Nato4 Evans5 Gunther6 Wehrlein7 Mortara8 Vandoorne9 Vergne10 Da Costa11 Eriksson12 Di Grassi13 Daruvala14 Hughes15 Sette Camara16 Rowland17 Fenestraz18 Barnard19 Aron20 King21 Van Der Linde22 Ticktum
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The 2023/24 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship roared into life with the season-opening race in Mexico City on Saturday, January 13, with all the action live on TNT Sports and discovery+.
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You can also watch TNT Sports through BT, EE, Sky, and Virgin Media.
NICK CASSIDY LEADS THE SERIES
After winning the first of a weekend double-header in Berlin yesterday (Saturday) the new championship leader is Nick Cassidy.
Reigning champion Jake Dennis suffered a puncture and failed to finish in his Andretti. After nine rounds Cassidy has a lead of nine points from Pascal Wehrlein.
Oliver Rowland sits in third 18 points behind. Dennis is fourth overall and 32 points behind Cassidy.
GOOD AFTERNOON
Hello and welcome to LIVE updates from the 10th round of the Formula E championship from the Tempelhof Airport in Berlin. Race start is 14:05 GMT
Formula E GP Berlin – Round 10 as reigning champion Jake Dennis looks to claw back points on series rivals from pole