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Jake Dennis Confirms Formula E Title Chase After Emotional Andretti Win
Highlights
- Jake Dennis won the Sanya E-Prix with Andretti’s one-two finish.
- Felipe Drugovich secured second, Andretti’s first front-row lockout.
- Dennis gained 28 points, moving to fifth, 34 behind leader.
- Six rounds remain, reigniting Dennis’s 2024 Formula E title hopes.
- Dennis praised team progress since starting with Andretti in 2021.
Jake Dennis declares the Formula E title fight back on after winning the Sanya E-Prix, leading an Andretti one-two with rookie Felipe Drugovich second at the returning Sanya venue.
The result completes Andretti’s first front-row lockout and first race one-two in Formula E, underlining a step in execution and efficiency across qualifying and race management.
Dennis controls the race rhythm, briefly dropping into the pack to bank energy before deploying his second Attack Mode to retake track position and secure the win late on.
The victory carries emotional weight for Dennis, who joined Andretti in 2021, and reflects a multi-season build towards operational sharpness and strategic confidence.
“A one-two in qualifying and a one-two in the race. It’s no easy feat.”
Andretti’s single-lap pace sets the tone. Dennis takes pole, while Drugovich joins him on the front row, reflecting gains seen through recent qualifying phases and Dennis’s Sanya pole.
The race-day haul is decisive. Dennis bags 28 points, rising to fifth in the standings, 34 off the leader with six rounds remaining, while Andretti strengthens its teams’ tally.
Dennis leaves Sanya fifth in the standings, 34 points from the lead with six rounds to go.
On the radio, Dennis tells engineer Sean McGill the championship fight is alive, pointing to momentum and the small margins that now define the title picture.
Strategically, Andretti reads the peloton phases well, balancing lift-and-coast demands with track position to neutralize rivals and convert the front-row platform.
“I got 28 this weekend… I only need one more race like this and we’re straight back in it.”
The one-two also reframes the season narrative. It raises Andretti’s ceiling and sustains pressure on rivals as the calendar tightens after this one-two result.
With efficiency strong and Drugovich pushing Dennis hard, Andretti carries tangible momentum into the final six rounds, where execution and energy margins will likely decide the title.
Visual Summary
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Dennis
Dennis
1st
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Drugovich
Drugovich
2nd
Attack Mode Surge
Dennis seizes victory late
Dennis seizes victory late
28 pts in Sanya
TITLE HUNT BACK ON!
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It’s always a very special day for any team to get a one-two the way we did.
– Jake Dennis
– Jake Dennis
6 Rounds Remaining
Dennis chases world title
Andretti’s best shot yet
Andretti’s best shot yet
Zane Muniz writes across NASCAR, IndyCar, F1, IMSA, NHRA, and dirt-racing news. His breaking-news alerts and event previews ensure motorsport fans never miss a lap, drift, or drag-strip showdown.
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