Even as Mitch Evans took the win that kept the Formula E title chase open to the last race in Seoul, he had a feeling his Jaguar wasn’t going to let him really take the fight to Stoffel Vandoorne and Mercedes in the decider
Stoffel Vandoorne and Mercedes clinched the 2022 Formula E World Championships with second place in the Seoul finale
Mitch Evans needs to somehow win the Seoul E-Prix from 13th on the grid and hope Stoffel Vandoorne has a catastrophe, after a qualifying session that went much better for Mercedes than Jaguar
Antonio Giovinazzi has been ruled out of what would have been his final Formula E race due to a hand injury incurred in yesterday’s race at the 1988 Olympic Stadium in Seoul
A fourth win of the Formula E season allowed Mitch Evans to slash Stoffel Vandoorne’s points lead – and the Jaguar driver is pinning his hopes on a “copy and paste” performance in race two in Seoul to pile the pressure on
A third of the entire Formula E field crashing at the same spot within seconds of each other was a messy way to begin the Seoul E-Prix. So why did it happen?
Mitch Evans almost halved Stoffel Vandoorne’s Formula E World Championship lead with a commanding win in the Seoul opener, but the Mercedes driver still goes into Sunday’s finale in a very strong position
Formula E’s potentially title-deciding Seoul E-Prix has been red-flagged after an eight-car crash in which outgoing champion Nyck de Vries went underneath Sebastien Buemi’s Nissan
Mitch Evans’s hopes of denying Stoffel Vandoorne the 2022 Formula E title were boosted in a wild wet qualifying session in Seoul, as Oliver Rowland took an outstanding pole
Formula E goes into its 2022 season finale with drivers still bristling over how defensive moves are being policed and penalised
