Tokyo Night Race Drama And A New Championship Leader | Tokyo Debrief Round 14 & 15 | Formula E
Tokyo made history with its first Formula E night race and delivered a dramatic double-header under the lights.
Dan Ticktum finally claimed his long-awaited victory, Nyck de Vries mastered a chaotic, rain-affected second race, and Jake Dennis produced two podium finishes to leave Japan as the new championship leader.
With Mitch Evans and Pascal Wehrlein close behind and Oliver Rowland still in contention the title fight now heads to London for an unforgettable season finale.
The weekend also carried enormous emotion following the passing of Citroën Racing Team Principal Cyril Blais. Nick Cassidy and the entire Citroën Racing team delivered two special podiums in his memory. Our thoughts remain with Cyril’s family, friends and everyone who knew and worked alongside him.
Who will be crowned Formula E World Champion in London? Let us know in the comments.
00:00 Tokyo’s first night race
00:39 Race highlights
01:46 Remembering Cyril Blais
02:11 Nick Cassidy’s emotional double podium
03:31 Dan Ticktum finally gets his win
05:02 What’s next for Ticktum?
06:29 Jake Dennis takes the championship lead
08:25 Jake Dennis reacts
10:15 Four drivers remain in the title fight
13:16 Porsche secures the Manufacturers’ title
14:26 Pascal Wehrlein reflects on Tokyo
15:40 Stars of the weekend
17:43 Citroën Racing’s emotional tribute
18:09 Looking ahead to London
#FormulaE #TokyoEPrix #Motorspor
Tokyo made history with its first Formula E night race and delivered a dramatic double-header under the lights.
Dan Ticktum finally claimed his long-awaited victory, Nyck de Vries mastered a chaotic, rain-affected second race, and Jake Dennis produced two podium finishes to leave Japan as the new championship leader.
With Mitch Evans and Pascal Wehrlein close behind and Oliver Rowland still in contention the title fight now heads to London for an unforgettable season finale.
The weekend also carried enormous emotion following the passing of Citroën Racing Team Principal Cyril Blais. Nick Cassidy and the entire Citroën Racing team delivered two special podiums in his memory. Our thoughts remain with Cyril’s family, friends and everyone who knew and worked alongside him.
Who will be crowned Formula E World Champion in London? Let us know in the comments.
00:00 Tokyo’s first night race
00:39 Race highlights
01:46 Remembering Cyril Blais
02:11 Nick Cassidy’s emotional double podium
03:31 Dan Ticktum finally gets his win
05:02 What’s next for Ticktum?
06:29 Jake Dennis takes the championship lead
08:25 Jake Dennis reacts
10:15 Four drivers remain in the title fight
13:16 Porsche secures the Manufacturers’ title
14:26 Pascal Wehrlein reflects on Tokyo
15:40 Stars of the weekend
17:43 Citroën Racing’s emotional tribute
18:09 Looking ahead to London
#FormulaE #TokyoEPrix #Motorsport