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Formula E Tokyo E-Prix: De Vries wins chaotic race as Dennis takes championship lead

De Vries earned his second win of the season after a red flag and one-lap restart, while Dennis moved into the championship lead.

  • On Sunday, Nyck de Vries won the Tokyo E-Prix, securing his second victory of the 2025-26 World Championship season after mastering wet-dry track conditions in a rain-affected race.
  • Heavy rain before the start left the track wet and unpredictable throughout the opening stages, forcing teams to adopt alternative strategies as the asphalt gradually dried during the night race.
  • De Vries recovered from seventh to take the lead on Lap 26 after deploying his final Attack Mode, later saying, "We were a little bit lucky today" as Mahindra Racing collected 38 points across the weekend.
  • Jake Dennis claimed the championship lead while Porsche secured the constructors' title; Pascal Wehrlein finished 16th after Edoardo Mortara was involved in a late multi-car incident that triggered a red flag.
  • Mahindra Racing now sits fourth in the teams' championship, one point behind Andretti, with two rounds remaining before the London finale scheduled for August 15-16.
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Motorsport Week broke the news on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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