Taylor Barnard clinched victory in the London E-Prix Race 2, the final round of the 2026 Formula E season. Yet the spotlight was firmly on Pascal Wehrlein, who secured the world championship after a season-long battle.
Starting from pole, Barnard delivered a commanding performance at the ExCeL London circuit. He held off pressure from Porsche's Antonio Felix da Costa in the mid-race phase, sealing a perfect end to an impressive season with Mahindra.
Wehrlein, meanwhile, had to dig deep to secure the crown. A fifth-place finish was enough, thanks to his remarkable consistency throughout the year. This is Wehrlein's first Formula E title, cementing his status among the series' elite.

The race was marred by incidents, with Joel Eriksson forced to retire after a first-lap collision. Lucas Di Grassi also failed to finish, adding to the late-season drama.
With the 2026 season wrapped up, Formula E closes a chapter defined by intense competition. All eyes now turn to next year, with new regulations and teams poised to shake up the grid.



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