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2025 Jakarta E-Prix Formula E Race Results and Highlights
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Highlights
- Dan Ticktum won his first Formula E race at Jakarta E-Prix.
- Pole sitter Jake Dennis and leader Nyck de Vries retired early.
- Edoardo Mortara and Nico Müller completed the podium in second and third.
- Oliver Rowland finished 10th, retaining championship lead with a single point.
- Several drivers, including Maserati’s Vandoorne and Hughes, retired due to issues.
- F1 standings: Piastri leads, McLaren tops teams before upcoming key races.
Both Maserati drivers, Stoffel Vandoorne and Jake Hughes, were also forced out, as was Maximilian Günther from DS Penske. This left teams scrambling for points late in the day, with crucial positions gained by those who simply managed to avoid trouble.
The official classification also saw Taylor Barnard and Sam Bird, both racing for McLaren, finish sixth and seventh. Further down the order, experienced competitors like Sébastian Buemi (Envision) and Robin Frijns (Envision) made the top 10 alongside Rowland.
Each position mattered for teams fighting in tight battles in the team standings as the season heads toward the closing rounds.
Attention is not just on Formula E. Across the world of motorsport, Lewis Hamilton has discussed a major shift at McLaren, while George Russell has speculated on problems at Ferrari. Lewis Hamilton’s insights on McLaren were particularly notable in recent discussions.
Other headlines include Lando Norris highlighting potential pitfalls within McLaren and debate swirling around team orders and on-track incidents. These stories add to a busy time in racing news as more rounds and title fights unfold.
The latest Formula 1 drivers’ standings show Oscar Piastri holding a narrow lead with 198 points for McLaren, trailed closely by Lando Norris on 176 points and Max Verstappen with 155 points for Red Bull.
The team championship also remains tight, with McLaren at 374 points, followed by Mercedes at 199 and Ferrari at 183, as the teams gear up for key races in Austria, the UK, Belgium, Hungary, and the Netherlands over the next two months.
The build-up to these races has seen intense focus since the Spanish GP flexi wing regulations were highlighted.
With more racing still to come, the outcome of both championships remains wide open.
Fans continue to follow every development, with many joining the RacingNews365 community to stay updated, share opinions, and compete for prizes.
John Martinez delivers real-time NASCAR Cup Series and Truck Series news, from live race updates to pit-lane strategy analysis. A graduate of the University of Northwestern Ohio’s Motorsports Technology program, he breaks down rule changes, driver tactics, and championship points with crystal-clear reporting.
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