Berlin E Prix

With a win in the first Berlin E-Prix and a second place in the second race, Nick Cassidy leads Pascal Wehrlein by 16 points, with Oliver Rowland trailing by six points.

Formula E returns to Berlin for its 10th electrifying visit to the German capital, where drivers will navigate the demanding Tempelhof Airport circuit. A new layout presents a thrilling challenge on the concrete surface of the historic airport for Berlin Formula E.

Formula E has revealed the revised track layout for next year's Berlin E-Prix, which will take place at the Tempelhof Airport Circuit. Aiming to better accommodate the quicker and more powerful Gen3 cars currently competing in Formula E, a new 15-turn, 2.585km circuit has been designed.

After a delay in the start due to climate change demonstrators gaining access to the Berlin E-Prix racing circuit, Envision Racing’s Nick Cassidy earned his first victory of the Formula E season.

After a brief delay due to demonstrators storming the circuit before the Formula E race, the second Berlin E-Prix went off without a hitch. After the dissenters were removed, Cassidy of Envision Racing pulled away for the victory.